Historias de Auria

Auria Ravynne is a witch who doesn't believe in the Harvest. She does everything that she could to stop the spell. And sometimes, the only way to do that...is to make allies with the enemies.

Auria is trapped in the living world. She already died seven years ago but never got to heaven. Without anything else to do, she watches over her family, mainly her twin brother. Everything was going smoothly until she found out that her death wasn't an accident; she was murdered. Now her brother's next.

Follow the story of Auria and her allies as they track down the unknown and awaken secrets that are better left asleep. Will they discover what they want to discover and when they do will they be happy with results? Will Auria be able to befriend her allies and maybe even fix bond's broken so far back that no one can really remember what happened? Find this out and more in Exile.

Auria and Arlyn have joined the Eagles and are searching for answers. Meanwhile, Auria is having visions more often and her dreams are haunted. Will they finish the race for the chosen few too late?

Auria is boarding a boat to escape her evil aunt. When the boat is attacked, there is no other boat to whisk her away this time.

Auria. A mysterious revival. People she never knew existed. An unimaginable part of life. Remember the only rule; Don't be who they see.

It is the dawn of a new era. Kai is heartbroken, and the team has shattered. He travels on alone in his forever quest to find answers about Auria's death, despite the claims she is dead. Gone, forever. Or is she?

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Three months after The Core Initiative ended, Solara Heights is rebuilding - but peace doesn't last long. Wren starts noticing strange energy surges across the ruins, and people who were freed from the Core begin to collapse in comas... the same state Auria is in. Something deep within the remains of the Main Dome is still alive, pulsing faintly, as if the Core itself never fully died. As Wren searches for an answer for how to wake up Auria, she encounters more problems that she thought were finished with. If you're confused about what the hell this book is talking about, read my first book, Ash In Our Lungs!

Generation after generation, heroes rise up from humble beginnings to save the world, and despite the opposition of equally legendary forces, manage to thwart evil and pull out victorious. Naturally, however, poor farmhands and starving thieves are hardly capable of ass-pulling the strength to save the multiverse. Maybe once or twice, luck or circumstance would draw these disparate individuals to fight for a common, benevolent goal, but for the frequency at which saviors arrive - surely something else has to be going on? Members of the Auria - an elite team of spies and spellcasters - lay watching and listening for threats to the multiverse, and on behalf of their directive seek out souls worthy of claiming the power of legends of old. All deemed worthy are granted guidance, power, and a shard of Aura, which mold into powerful relics distinct to that person. Each time evil rose up, the Auria and their champions would strike them down. At least, that was the case. The seven Aura shards have been missing for over a hundred and fifty years. The Members of the Auria have been whittled down to three members, and the ill equipped heroes with enough determination to fight are nothing more than delays to the inevitable. Famine, disease, and war are commonplace, the dead walk the land freely, and while the resilient people of the world combat these threats, it is only a matter of time until someone, or something, gazes outward something bigger than just this world.

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In a world smothered by ash and ruled by the cold perfection of The Domes, seventeen-year-old Wren and her younger brother Max survive by three rules: don't stay in one place, don't trust anyone, and never go near the Dome patrols. But when a wounded girl named Auria crashes into their lives, carrying proof that The Domes are not protecting humanity-but harvesting it-Wren's fragile world begins to unravel. Forced to flee through the ruins toward an abandoned Dome, Wren and Auria uncover the horrifying truth behind The Core Initiative, a machine powered by human lives-including those of Wren's parents. Auria and Wren find a little romance along the way between them as well. As danger closes in and forbidden feelings ignite between them, Wren must choose between saving her brother, freeing humanity, or holding onto the one person who makes her feel alive in a dying world.