The Sisterhood: Episode Two: The Sisterhood, #2

By Tali Inlow

CONTINUE THE JOURNEY IN EPISODE TWO

 

Autumn Parish never wanted to be a hero. But as she treks across the desolate Midwest years after the collapse of society, a hero is exactly what she's become: a SHEPHERD, weaving magic from words and guiding people between this life and the next.

 

Summer Norwood rules a wild outpost on the outskirts of what used to be Phoenix, but her grasp on power is fragile. As the SHERIFF, she has a massive target on her back. With evil brewing, she vows not to go down without a fight.

 

In their childhoods, both were students at the Whitmore School for Girls in Appalachia, an elite and intensely secretive SCHOOL where young women were taught how to conquer the world. Those who attended became part of the Sisterhood, a network spanning the globe, their influence and power unparalleled.

 

Desire drew Autumn and Summer together from different worlds, taking them from enemies to lovers at Whitmore. But betrayal ultimately tore them apart. Twenty-five years later, when Autumn receives a magical summons drawing her west, she never expected to be reunited with the woman who betrayed her all those years before. But when Autumn realizes that other members of their Sisterhood are in danger, she may have to put their past where it belongs, teaming up with Summer to save them all.

 

***The Sisterhood is a serialized speculative fiction adventure. Start with EPISODE ONE to discover kick-ass heroines surviving at the end of the world and bonds of friendship and love built to overcome any obstacle. For fans of The 100, Into the Badlands, or Mad Max: Fury Road.***

• Language: English
• Publisher: Two Is Enough Publishing, LLC
• Release date: Nov 16, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393149590

Tali Inlow

Tali Inlow is an up-and-coming author of queer speculative fiction. 

Book preview

THE JOURNEY OF THE SISTERHOOD

THIS IS A SERIALIZED saga—if you haven’t read previous episodes yet, go back and start at the beginning!

And once you get to the end of this book, check the links there to continue the journey.

THE SHERIFF

SUMMER DESTINY NORWOOD stares at the wall in front of her as if she can see through it, if only she tries hard enough. She has made a name for herself out of just that—trying, as hard as she can; of being both the immovable object and the unstoppable force. Lessons she had learned in childhood have sustained her through these long, tiring years after the End of all things as they had known them before. Lessons from Whitmore, where she had gotten more than a standard boarding school education by far. And lessons from her father, who had drilled into her brain that mercy was useless, and that nothing in this world is guaranteed unless you make it so.

Mercy. A concept worth little here, now. Summer appreciates that lesson, but she has also learned how to adapt—that mercy has its place, even if her bastard of a father had never believed in such emotional trivialities.

From the other side of the wall, Summer can hear the groans of their recent capture. She can hear the thuds of fists, the low growl of her deputies