The Convergence

Federation Enforcer Samantha Reed has orders to kill Connor Blake-the one person whose soul was torn from hers when the Federation shattered magic itself.

Reality is fracturing across the galaxy as the Convergence approaches, a cosmic force trying to heal what was broken. The Federation claims Connor's rebellion is causing the breakdown, but when Samantha confronts him, stolen memories surface: their connection isn't a coincidence, it's the echo of a bond artificially severed centuries ago.

Their unified magic doesn't combine separate powers; it remembers what they were before the Federation broke everything apart. But every moment they spend reconnected awakens the truth the Federation desperately hides: the artificial separation is failing, and only their restored unity can stabilize reality's collapse.

As the cosmos continues to unravel, the Federation's leader plans to use the Convergence's healing energy as a weapon to make the separation permanent-even if it destroys existence in the process. The choice isn't between order and chaos, but between artificial control and natural wholeness.

For readers who devoured Shadow and Bone and The Ten Thousand Doors of January, this is forbidden unity with the fate of reality hanging in the balance.

When remembering their true connection means choosing between Federation loyalty and cosmic healing, will Samantha embrace what was stolen from them-or let the universe fracture forever to preserve a lie?

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