Only the truth can save her world. How far will she go to find it? Ember Mikailanova's childhood home of Dusk is dying. She and her best friend, Eli, the only two young people left, flee in search of the mythical city of Frost. When they find it they are taken in by pale friendly folk with wide smiles and a talent for talking around all her questions without answering them. Ember finds work fixing the glitching automatons who serve the Queen and maintain the wall that separates the citizens of Frost from the monsters of the Wastes. But she can find no cause for their increasingly erratic behavior. Why can't she get straight answers from anyone? And what lies beyond the Southern Wall that the residents of Frost believe to be the end of the world? Queen of Frost is the first book in the completed Frost Trilogy by Aria Nobel. Pick up your copy today.

Divided loyalties. A world out of balance. A terrible choice. After causing and surviving the fall of Frost, Ember Mikailanova and her friends flee through the remnants of the Southern Wall, out into the harsh desert beyond. There they discover the small town of Sand, surrounded by wide swaths of wasteland on all sides. When she's captured and taken to the Prince of Sand, Ember discovers a long-lost relative. But her family reunion turns sour when he demands that she help him find the Spindle — a device that could restore their dying world. She suspects he cares more about power than stopping the devastation, but she needs his protection to survive in this place. How much is she willing to sacrifice to find the Spindle and save the world? Prince of Sand is the second book in the completed Frost Trilogy by Aria Nobel. Pick up your copy today.