The year is 2132. More than a century has passed since the Nex'ul — colossal creatures of devastating intelligence — emerged to reclaim the Earth. The surface is a scorching hell. Civilization, a memory. What remains of humanity survives in the shadows, buried underground, clinging to a hope that fades with each passing generation. Akemi, Hannah, and Sarah DeNavarra are three sisters who have known the world only from the depths below. When tragedy tears away the little they had left, they are forced to face a hostile surface in search of their missing father: Dr. William DeNavarra, a scientist whose whereabouts — and whose legacy — conceal secrets that could alter the course of the war. What they find is nothing they expected. Deep within a broken world, amid buried conspiracies and truths that those in power would prefer to keep hidden, the DeNavarra sisters will discover that survival is not enough. That there are things far worse than the monsters that destroyed the world. And that hope, when it exists, always comes at a price. Available in print and Kindle on Amazon — search Earth Year 2132

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