Water and Stone

by Amber Hiles

Grief leaves you empty.
A space waiting to be filled.

Mia miscarried a baby she didn’t know she wanted. The death of Varick’s parents consumes him as he struggles with abandonment. Miles apart, the void and pain of loss within Mia and Varick, coupled with the type of loss they endured, make the perfect vehicles for opposing forces.

After locating a portal deep in the caves of her dark planet, Amelia, as she is known in the Earth realm, must embrace the unknown to save her people. A tribe living near the Badlands in South Dakota is forced into action after waters to other realms have once again been opened. Set in the prairie and sacred Black Hills of South Dakota, Water and Stone dives deep into the pools of fate. How much of which lies before Varick and Mia is fluid, able to be molded and changed, and what is fixed, solid and set as stone?

With full color illustrations by Dyrani Clark and Taylor Swets

282 pages, Paperback

First published February 14, 2020

Reviews

[Amanda Lynch]

An interesting, thought provoking book. I enjoyed learning about locations and cultures in South Dakota too.