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Spring's War: A World Divided
Her sisters can freeze the world and burn it down. Spring can only make things grow.
For centuries, Spring has lived in peace and obscurity on a quiet farm, content to be the least accomplished of four Elemental sisters. She’s never wanted any part in shaping history, fighting wars, or living up to their mothers’ impossible legacy.
Then Autumn decides for her that life on the sidelines is no longer an option.
Their nation’s increasingly authoritarian government preaches “faith, family, and freedom” while turning those words into weapons against women and queer citizens. And Autumn is determined to drag Spring into the fight—whether she wants to join it or not.
She doesn’t.
Spring would rather heal than hurt. But as repression widens, neutrality begins to look less like peace than capitulation—or worse, complicity.
Knowing she’s outmatched, Spring turns to friends she hasn’t seen since their tight-knit group imploded three hundred years a volatile vampire, a dangerously seductive succubus, and a haunted changeling. They all carry scars. And time hasn’t erased what tore them apart.
Meanwhile, Elias, the detective trying to protect Spring from the danger hounding her, grows increasingly certain that the unassuming farm girl is not remotely what she appears to be.
As the election lurches toward open conflict, every victory demands harder choices. Autumn treats people like pieces on a game board. Spring refuses to.
But can connection and compassion win a war waged with fear and violence?
Spring must decide who she is—nurturer, warrior, or something altogether greater. And who she chooses to fight beside matters as much as what she fights for.
Spring’s War is the third book in the Sister Seasons series, a contemporary fantasy about resistance, chosen family, queer and female solidarity, and the quiet courage to change a world.
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For centuries, Spring has lived in peace and obscurity on a quiet farm, content to be the least accomplished of four Elemental sisters. She’s never wanted any part in shaping history, fighting wars, or living up to their mothers’ impossible legacy.
Then Autumn decides for her that life on the sidelines is no longer an option.
Their nation’s increasingly authoritarian government preaches “faith, family, and freedom” while turning those words into weapons against women and queer citizens. And Autumn is determined to drag Spring into the fight—whether she wants to join it or not.
She doesn’t.
Spring would rather heal than hurt. But as repression widens, neutrality begins to look less like peace than capitulation—or worse, complicity.
Knowing she’s outmatched, Spring turns to friends she hasn’t seen since their tight-knit group imploded three hundred years a volatile vampire, a dangerously seductive succubus, and a haunted changeling. They all carry scars. And time hasn’t erased what tore them apart.
Meanwhile, Elias, the detective trying to protect Spring from the danger hounding her, grows increasingly certain that the unassuming farm girl is not remotely what she appears to be.
As the election lurches toward open conflict, every victory demands harder choices. Autumn treats people like pieces on a game board. Spring refuses to.
But can connection and compassion win a war waged with fear and violence?
Spring must decide who she is—nurturer, warrior, or something altogether greater. And who she chooses to fight beside matters as much as what she fights for.
Spring’s War is the third book in the Sister Seasons series, a contemporary fantasy about resistance, chosen family, queer and female solidarity, and the quiet courage to change a world.
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353 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 21, 2025
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