About this series
The Aegi are awakening.
Sparrow and Rome reunite in a world torn apart by Uriel's merciless attack. The people of Suhn fight to survive without Idun's rations, and without protection from the onslaught of new, uncontrollable Aegi. Anyone could go Berzerk. It's too late to undo the damage in Suhn, but as the Day of Light approaches, they are given one final chance to join forces against Uriel and prevent the End of Days.
Titles in the series (3)
- Tower of DOGS: The Idun Trilogy, #1
1
After the Great Winter plagued the World of El'Ur for centuries, elemental Aegi faded from existence, taking their Natures with them. As the cold darkness recedes into the north, summer returns, and so do the Natures. Like the rest of the world, the people of the Northern Region, Bhaskar, are unprepared for the resurgence of the Aegi powers. Those who succumb to their innate abilities and lose control are labeled as Berzerkers and cast out from society. But the Berzerkers fight back, their strength growing as the edge of winter moves further north, forcing many people to flee to the northern sanctuary of Idun. Rome and his younger sister Sparrow grew up in Suhn, one of the last standing cities outside of Idun. With the Berzerker threat drawing closer, Rome and Sparrow attempt to leave their home and escape to the sanctuary, but a sudden attack separates the siblings, leaving Rome behind in Suhn. Now, alone in the sanctuary, Sparrow is adopted into a prominent household, and introduced to the elite culture within Idun. There is a strong dislike for Nature and the Old World, but unbeknownst to them, there is a greater power waiting to awaken within the walls of the domed city. Meanwhile, Rome struggles with his responsibilities in Suhn as a member of the Fourth Brotherhood — a group that adopted the southern district and all the orphan boys in it. He is torn between chasing after his sister, and building his life with his brothers. His choice becomes even more important when another group threatens to change the way of life in Suhn, and Rome finds himself at the center of it. If he can't learn to control the power growing within him, he could lose everything... Nature has a way of coming back. (Book 1 in the Idun Trilogy)
- Den of SPARROWS: The Idun Trilogy, #2
2
It's in one's Nature to protect themselves and those they care about… Idun has collapsed into a shadow of uncertainty, but there is hope - there is Light - and the Guardian has awakened to lead them out of the Dark. With promises of change on the horizon, Sparrow reconsiders her position at Geni's side. Should she stay to protect her friend, or return to Suhn to find her brother? Rome is determined to protect his brothers of the Fourth, no matter the cost. Conflicting emotions push him to his limits, leading him to pursue an unlikely alliance, which may lead him down a darker path than he ever wanted to take. If he doesn't take the chance, Suhn could crumble into anarchy and tear the Brotherhood apart.
- Grave of Brothers: The Idun Trilogy, #3
3
The Aegi are awakening. Sparrow and Rome reunite in a world torn apart by Uriel's merciless attack. The people of Suhn fight to survive without Idun's rations, and without protection from the onslaught of new, uncontrollable Aegi. Anyone could go Berzerk. It's too late to undo the damage in Suhn, but as the Day of Light approaches, they are given one final chance to join forces against Uriel and prevent the End of Days.
H. H. Miller
H. H. Miller lives in Ohio with her husband and two dogs, Atreyu and Tundra, affectionately known as mashed potatoes and gravy. After discovering her passion for art and storytelling, she self-published her own graphic novels between 2006 and 2014. Once those projects were complete, she returned to her roots of writing, and started the first draft of Tower of DOGS—an idea that began in 2008, but finally took form on the page in 2017. Four years later, after teaching English in Japan, returning to the states, getting her life together, and a few editing workshops, she picked up the story again in 2020 to bring you the beginning of Rome and Sparrow’s tale... Follow her progress and sign up for the newsletter to get updates on new releases, giveaways, and more! Halo Moon STUDIOS
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