Brir
It's been ten years since humans destroyed our world, but things for me haven't changed. The scars decorating my body remind me daily of my failures. I'm someone who shouldn't be around people. I disgraced my family, and I pay for that with this solitude. My days are regimented now, and Dune is my only company. My scaly mount doesn't care that I couldn't save the ones I loved. This lonely life is what I deserve and all I need.
Or so I thought before I met a human who lights up my threads and makes me want more.

Artemis
Saving my sister just got more complicated. I've caught the plague that is ravaging our cities as well. Taken hostage by the same military that stole her from me, I become Hybrid Experiment 1134. Caged, I'm no closer to finding out what really happened to her now that I need to save my own skin--or is it scales?
My body is no longer human. To study what I've become, the military is transferring me to another facility, but a surprise rescue carried out by a man with blue skin and red eyes is not what I thought was in the cards for me. Brir is either going to teach me how to accept my new form and gather the strength to find Apollo, or leave me more lost and alone than ever before.

Brir is the second book in the Wanderers Between Worlds series and is best enjoyed after reading Soren.