Emergence
Emergence is the first book in the Primogenitor Chronicles, an urban fantasy series.
It’s been twenty-five years since people started to change in the Pacific Northwest… Since the emergence of the first Valkyries. Most find it easier to pretend the problem doesn’t exist. That the contagion isn’t something that can touch them. Unfortunately the next to transform, and sprout wings, could be anyone.
Most of all, Jessica Reuther wants nothing more to do with Valkyries. But when a recovery team comes for her, she becomes the contested bone among the wolves. And a vicious game of tug-o-war ensues while she is forced to face a reality she prayed would never come. In the wake of her metamorphosis, a new kind of change begins to sweep through the fledgling race, one that could have devastating consequences for humanity.
The original title for this book was Valkyries Emergence. But the word Valkyrie was misleading readers into thinking this would be a story about Norse mythology, instead of a new people being saddled with a term to describe them that others in their world understood.
The first four chapters are now available through the links above if you wish to get a feel for the story.
It’s been twenty-five years since people started to change in the Pacific Northwest… Since the emergence of the first Valkyries. Most find it easier to pretend the problem doesn’t exist. That the contagion isn’t something that can touch them. Unfortunately the next to transform, and sprout wings, could be anyone.
Most of all, Jessica Reuther wants nothing more to do with Valkyries. But when a recovery team comes for her, she becomes the contested bone among the wolves. And a vicious game of tug-o-war ensues while she is forced to face a reality she prayed would never come. In the wake of her metamorphosis, a new kind of change begins to sweep through the fledgling race, one that could have devastating consequences for humanity.
The original title for this book was Valkyries Emergence. But the word Valkyrie was misleading readers into thinking this would be a story about Norse mythology, instead of a new people being saddled with a term to describe them that others in their world understood.
The first four chapters are now available through the links above if you wish to get a feel for the story.