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A billion years ago, Earth was seeded from the vast reaches of space. As the infant Earth’s soil churned, the seeds were lost in the dark depths. Life flourished anyway, with humans, who multiplied and filled the Earth. These humans were often selfish and needy; they abused Earth and caused a great upheaval of land and water. Unknown to the humans, who now thought they were the kings of the world, the Earth shifts brought unknown dangers to the surface.

A billion years ago, Earth was seeded from the vast reaches of space. As the infant Earth’s soil churned, the seeds were lost in the dark depths. Life flourished anyway, with humans who multiplied and filled the Earth. Because of humanity’s carelessness, the Earth began to break apart, causing horrific upheaval of land and sea. The seeds awoke and brought humans to their knees. The humans fought back, however, with fire. The seeds, resilient and strong, offered the humans a war in which no one was prepared.

Clarie’s restlessness is making her anxious and edgy, but fall break is here and she is determined to put her discontent behind her. At her boyfriend Patrick’s antique shop, she finds a small, odd metal box that holds a mysterious secret inside and waits to go back to its place of origin. Can they safely return the box to its home realm? Patrick and Clarie are determined to see the box secure and unharmed to its own world. Danger awaits them. Will their love survive the disaster waiting for them, or will jealousy tear them apart? They are lured from their Earth world by the steady hiss ...

Twins, Aurora and Aspen are super close, and so much alike they confuse everyone. Growing up in an orphanage is hard, and when Aurora leaves early without telling her sister where she's going, Aspen is horrified, but stays through graduation before going to find her sister. It's far from simple though; there are a few clues, and Aspen feels like something is wrong. In trying to find Aurora, she finds trouble instead.