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The Storm that Broke the World – Book One of the Color Wars Saga
Paperback copy
When the sky tore open and the lights came down, emotion stopped being invisible.
Now rage glows red, grief burns blue, and love can shatter cities.
In the ruins of Detroit, Kalen Rourke is a man haunted by what the storm took—his family, his humanity, and his past. What remains of him hums with power he doesn’t understand, a resonance that feeds on feeling itself.
Dr. Elena Markov has spent her life studying the phenomenon, convinced emotion can still be saved from the chaos it unleashed. Together they uncover a truth the world refuses to face: the storm didn’t end civilization—it rewrote it.
As color becomes weapon and memory becomes matter, Kalen must decide what survives when feeling itself turns deadly.
A haunting blend of science-fiction and emotional apocalypse, The Storm that Broke the World delivers cinematic world-building, visceral action, and an intimate portrait of love, loss, and the cost of becoming more than human.
The Storm that Broke the World – Book One of the Color Wars Saga
Paperback copy
When the sky tore open and the lights came down, emotion stopped being invisible.
Now rage glows red, grief burns blue, and love can shatter cities.
In the ruins of Detroit, Kalen Rourke is a man haunted by what the storm took—his family, his humanity, and his past. What remains of him hums with power he doesn’t understand, a resonance that feeds on feeling itself.
Dr. Elena Markov has spent her life studying the phenomenon, convinced emotion can still be saved from the chaos it unleashed. Together they uncover a truth the world refuses to face: the storm didn’t end civilization—it rewrote it.
As color becomes weapon and memory becomes matter, Kalen must decide what survives when feeling itself turns deadly.
A haunting blend of science-fiction and emotional apocalypse, The Storm that Broke the World delivers cinematic world-building, visceral action, and an intimate portrait of love, loss, and the cost of becoming more than human.