Firefly Darkness
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Last published Mon, Feb 8, 2021
(novel-in-progress!) The world all but ended in the 21st century, due to an unknown cataclysm.
In the three centuries since, American civilization has rebuilt itself into a technological hub equal to that of the world before the cataclysm-- though much history surrounding that era has been lost and the world itself has drastically changed.
Momoko Hitsuragi lives in this post-cataclysm world, a rising star in the high-risk sport of Roloquet who's life is forever changed the day the 'sky' above the New York citiplex falls. She must navigate a new sense of reality full of creatures and demons as she meets her destiny as a chosen guardian. Along the way, she bonds with her companion, Flere, saves a boy named Lucas with mysterious abilities from a life sentence in an asylum, and finds allies in the wasteland who will support her through the upcoming rise of unimaginable evil.
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