The Other World Series

Fate chose them for each other, even though they’re worlds apart.

Stage IV thyroid cancer was a death sentence for 19-year-old Elianna Foster, until she received “the key.” The enchanted item opens a doorway to the fae realm, a place where illness can no longer plague her, but if she crosses the portal, there is no turning back—literally. Elianna must choose between living in a strange new realm, forsaking her life in the human world, or staying behind with her loved ones until her body finally gives out.

The decision is anything but simple. Rumors abound about the other world. Some say her soulmate awaits her arrival with her key’s twin. Others say human females are subjugated and forced to serve as bed slaves and breeding stock.

When an emergency forces Elianna’s hand, she crosses through the one-way portal, but the situation she finds herself in is not a fantasy… It's a nightmare.

Captured by a fae nobleman, Elianna’s chance at happiness withers before her very eyes. But little does she know, even as she suffers at the hands of her captors, her mate is searching for her, and he’ll stop at NOTHING to get her back.

Can Elianna’s fated mate find her before the flesh traders sell her off and ship her away? Or is her second chance at life doomed to be as hopeless as the first?

TRIGGER WARNINGS
There are many mature themes throughout the book. It is not intended for readers under 17 years of age.

The following themes are explored in The Other World: graphic (consensual) sexual content, terminal illness/contemplating death, captivity, slavery, abduction, talks of rape and abortion, torture, sex trafficking, talks of suicide, vulgar language, and murder.

The enchanted golden key recognizes her destined mate, but her heart says it has the wrong male.

A year has passed since Zoe Lawson used her enchanted key to cross into the fae world of Ecromos to receive a cure for her cancer, knowing she would never be able to return home. After receiving that cure, rumors claimed she would spend the rest of her life with a fated mate, bringing new life to a dying species. The reality, however, was quite different.

Zoe had no idea that, when she left the human world, she would be captured by a fae nobleman who traded human women for breeding and sexual slavery. In such a world with too few females, she wasn't the only human woman who'd been stolen for such purposes, and she knew she wouldn't be the last. That is, until she met Elianna.

As a cancer patient herself, Zoe's new friend's magical cure swung the pendulum in her favor, making freedom a possibility none of the enslaved women could have imagined.

When Zoe and her friend escape the lord who'd enslaved them, they seek freedom in another court, protected by Elianna's newly found mate and a family of fae males. Zoe's key tells her that her mate is searching for her. However, with Cailean by her side, she is not sure if the enchanted key has the right male. 

As Zoe plans to return and free the other human women, danger lurks from those searching for them, and her heart battles against her key.

Will Zoe and her friends be able to find enough allies to help them free their friends from a court where they are being hunted? In the meantime, will Zoe listen to her key, the only thing that can lead her to her destined mate, or will she abandon it entirely out of love for another?

 Releases February 8! 

"The Other Fate" is a heart-pounding tale that begins with Raven's desperate struggle in the human world, offering a poignant glimpse into her battle against cystic fibrosis. 

Niall's journey commences when he senses the resonance of his key as Raven crosses the portal, only for it to fall silent when her key is stolen. 

His quest to find her intertwines with her ordeal at the hands of Lord Argall, who seeks to auction her off. The pivotal moment arrives when Niall and his determined allies mount a daring assault on Argall's stronghold, their actions holding the destiny of Raven and the other captive women in the balance.

In a world where destiny and despair intertwine, Raven Adamos embarks on a harrowing journey that transcends the boundaries of life and death. Suffering from terminal cystic fibrosis at just twenty-three, Raven discovers a glimmer of hope in an enchanted key, a portal to the mystical fae realm of Ecromos. 

There, a miraculous cure awaits, but it comes at a steep cost: she can never return to her family and the human world she knows.

As the portal transports her to Ecromos, Raven's fate takes a chilling twist. She falls into the clutches of Lord Argall, a formidable fae nobleman with a sinister agenda in the Court of Knowledge. The king of this court supports Argall, who profits from the trafficking of captured human women. Raven is torn from her loved ones and imprisoned in Argall's manor, destined to serve as his concubine.

Whispers in Ecromos suggest that Raven's enchanted key binds her to a fated mate, but Argall cunningly strips her of it and locks it away in a secure, magic-blocking safe, severing her connection to true love. In captivity, she endures cruelty and abuse, much like countless other human women who toil in brothels or become commodities for fae males desperately seeking mates due to the scarcity of fae females who can bear offspring. Her dreams of freedom and reuniting with her family in the human world seem futile.

Meanwhile, her fated mate, Niall, a valiant soldier in the Court of Chaos, unites with escaped human women Zoe and Elianna, along with their mates Cailen and Blaze, and allies from various courts and kingdoms. Their mission: to wage war against Lord Argall and the Court of Knowledge and rescue the captive women, including Raven. Niall briefly crossed paths with Zoe in previous books when their keys seemed to match, but fate had other plans. He now believes that Lord Argall holds his true mate, though her fate remains uncertain. With the keys now in Elianna's possession, thanks to the resourceful brownie Pith, the challenge lies in identifying the correct mates through intuition and an undeniable, primal attraction.