Last Light of Earth

Mira Valenne was searching for life beyond Earth. She never expected to wake up in the middle of it.

When astrobiologist Mira Valenne opens her eyes beneath a lavender sky, she has no idea how she got there. Pieces of her memory are missing. There is evidence of experimentation on her body. And the people who rescue her belong to the same alien species responsible for taking her from Earth.

They call themselves the Onai, a rebel faction fighting against the Continuum, the government that brought Mira to Avara for reasons no one seems able to fully explain.

Mira should be focused on finding a way home.

Instead, she finds herself studying a world that shouldn't exist.

Avara is alive in ways she doesn't understand. Its forests communicate through a vast biological network. Its creatures respond to patterns she can't explain. And something in that network seems to be responding to her.

As Mira searches for the truth about what was done to her and why she was brought across the stars, she is pulled deeper into a war she thought she was only witnessing. The closer she gets to the truth, the more impossible one question becomes to avoid:

What if she wasn't brought to Avara by accident?

Last Light of Earth is the first novel in The Avaran Series, a character-driven science fiction story of alien-world discovery, rebellion, loss, first contact, and a slow-burn connection that begins where trust should be impossible.