the Kali Chronicles book iv For a while, everything was quiet. Then Wren started noticing things. Feelings that weren't his. Connections that didn't make sense. Things happening around him that no one else seemed to notice. At first, he only wants to know why. But every answer leads to another question, and the more Wren looks into it, the more he realizes there is something much bigger happening around them. Meanwhile, the feelings he has been trying to ignore are becoming harder to manage. And Wren is running out of ways to pretend everything is fine.

the Kali Chronicles book iii Altaire spent twelve years waiting for his brother to come home. He did. That should have been enough. But twelve years leave things behind. Promises. Plans. Entire lives that were supposed to happen later. And while everyone else begins moving forward, Altaire is starting to realize just how much of himself is still standing in the past. Because sometimes the hardest promise to keep is the one you thought you still had time for.

the Kali Chronicles book ii Twelve years ago, Alistair Kali disappeared beyond the Barrier. Arden was there. Apparently. She remembers none of it. Now Alistair is home, and suddenly Arden is remembering things she never knew she forgot. A forest. Blood. The Barrier. And the more she digs, the stranger it gets. Because whatever happened that day, it didn't end when Alistair disappeared.

the Kali Chronicles book i Twelve years ago, a child disappeared. His family never found him. They never stopped waiting. Twelve years later, Ali is living an ordinary life on the other side of the Barrier - until a wound disappears from his hand and everything he knows about himself begins to unravel. Somewhere beyond that Barrier, a family is still waiting for a boy named Alistair. But after twelve years, can you still bring someone home when they no longer know they were ever missing?