Lost Soleria

Solstice Dayton is trying to be chill, but she's in love, surrounded by an army of undead, and desperately trying to hold the fabric of space-time together.She leads the Elementals to the center of the galaxy in search of the mythical Terra Prime during the Seven Clan Civil War, but the alternate reality fractures when the dead rise. Because of course they do. The nightmare is not the fire and fall of Terra she once feared, but the collapse of the entire universe. Plus, she's pretty sure she's like her entire clan, or at least curious. Her lyrics echoing in her mind are all messed up. And somebody mentioned she's a self-contained unit. Like, she lacks the ability to love. No big worries then. Her life is casual. In book 4 of Solstice Dayton and The Rising Sun, the lost return from near death, and even enemies have to become allies when the Dazed Unclan challenge the seven other systems. All the other weirdo alien clans are on board with the fight: people who look like dolphins, the ones that look like eagles, the gray planet-burning ones with barely any females who eat ash, the human-looking teens who compete over everything, the muddy farmers, the goths who hate sunlight, and, of course, the beautiful blondes–that's Solstice's clan.Fans of Firefly and The Butterfly Effect will devour The Lost Soleria, a young adult mash-up of dystopian and science fiction, where the dead rise as space-faring ravagers with no manners whatsoever in a coming-of-age, action-packed time travel superhero adventure. They're like super-fast undead orc-zombies in space with their inhibition meter turned to zero. The explosion meter is set on ten in this one, and everything blows up across alternate realities or dooms someone else to die.Will Solstice get a fleet together in time and reverse the devastation, or is she doomed to relive the apocalypse