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Maybe their broken pieces are enough.Conflict has subsided. Rebuilding is underway.But for those at the heart of the upheaval, moving forward won't be easy. Mistakes must be rectified. Hearts must heal.Limits are tested when unlikely alliances form. Taking the fight to Montica pushes the shaken Kaycians to their breaking points, but even back home, dangers loom.Fractured & Renewed is the emotional and intense finale of the Falling & Uprising series.

The uprising is going to plan. But whose plan is it?Serenity Ward must come to terms with her role in Kaycie's flawed society. The Establishment is corrupt, but there are those pushing for change from within. Division isn't exclusive to the elite group, though. The islands splinter in the wake of the uprising as webs of lies are untangled.Bram's homecoming isn't what he expected, and discovering truths hidden by his own family rattles his faith in the side he's chosen. The lines between right and wrong blur, but one thing holds fast-the scattered team needs to reunite to free everyone from bigger powers pulling the strings.This second installment of the Falling & Uprising series is an edge-of-your-seat page turner, escalating the struggle and gripping readers with heartbreaking tension.

My star is rising, and I shine. Always.Serenity Ward is the golden girl of Kaycie. She never questioned her city's status as the last dry land on earth. But now she's seen the map.The Establishment lies about other islands just beyond the horizon.In a city built on falsehood, figuring out who to trust is its own challenge. Serenity pulls together a feisty group who all want the same thing-an end to the government which has hidden a world from them.Bram's anger drives his desire for revolution. Being from another island, he was selected to be a brainwashed marshal in service to Kaycie, but he knows what's going on all too well. Hidden in plain sight, he is ready to draw blood to free the islands. Dealing with Serenity is the one thing he wasn't prepared for. Can two people who were never supposed to meet stop fighting each other long enough to remember who the enemy is?