Experimental Heart
5 primary works
Book 1
Most people could never kill without regret.
I don't have that luxury. I'm an artificial creation who exists solely to follow the orders of a tyrannical maniac. Death is the only constant I know.
I want more, so I'm running.
What lies beyond the realm of my former master, presents a whole new set of problems, including a mistake that lands me at death's door. I accept that. Welcome it, really. For a relic of war, death is my inevitable release.
But fate is a fickle creature.
When a dragon saves me—a creature said to be long extinct—then offers me a chance at revenge, I don't know what to believe. Trust gets people killed, but something is different about this creature.
Will he give me the freedom I desire, or is my fate sealed when I agree to his terms?
Book 2
"...You don't fit in with your own..."
An outcast even among misfits, Eira never knew what it meant to belong. Steeling her heart, she thought she'd be safe--but every wall crumbles with time.
"...It can be a lie..."
With the rebellion under way, Eira fights for the freedom she has always craved, but a darkness looms in the shadows. More disturbing, the walls she once thought impenetrable, may not be as strong as she believes, when a certain dragon awakens sensations long thought dead.
"...Why am I acting so oddly..."
Walls crumbling, will she be able to keep herself safe, or is she doomed to repeat the mistakes of her past?
"...I know my fate..."
Book 4
"...What was so great about having those feelings."
Walking the thin line of life and death, Eira never knew what it meant to belong--until he came along. With him by her side, she focused on taking back her life from her creator. In doing so, she found kinship--a place to belong. But it was never meant to be, for he was a dragon.
"...I was fine... Really."
To keep him safe, Eira let go of the one thing she'd secretly desired. She pushed away the pain and tried to focus on her goal, except going back to her old ways proved difficult. And fate...it has a way of getting what it wants.
"...It can't be... Raikidan?"
Eira's walls crumble again. Each trial--each step closer to freedom--her resolve weakens. And when faced with the ultimate test, it's not just her she has to protect.
"...I will keep you safe this time..."
Book 5
Everyone wants to be free.
I'm no exception. I dream of the day when I no longer answer to anyone else. But to achieve that dream, I have to kill another.
And we're running out of time.
Despite the support of countless new allies, things aren't going according to plan. We're waging a war with impossible odds. I'm falling for a dragon who's promised to someone else. And the voice I'm hearing? She's more important than I first thought.
I'm losing track of what I'm fighting for.
With everything on the line, failure isn't an option. And if I make the wrong choice, it will doom us all.
Book 6
Freedom is everything.
I should know, I finally have it. After fighting for my deepest desires for so long, it feels more like a dream than reality. But when I start to get comfortable, I’m reminded of one last task that needs to be done.
Only, things don’t go according to plan.
From the shadows, old and new enemies spring forth, bent on destroying what I worked so hard to create. It’ll take everything I have, and my unbreakable bond with my life mate, to keep everything from falling apart.
And destiny isn’t done with me yet.
The fate of the timeline is at stake, and at the end of all this, I may never be the same.