Two worlds have collided.

An unexplained anomaly has scattered thousands of humans across an alien world while thousands of its inhabitants have appeared on Earth. The displaced beings are confused, frightened, and completely unprepared for humanity’s reaction. Governments are rounding them up into containment facilities while the media warns the public about the “unknown entities.”

Then, while hiking through a local park, you find two of them.

Laeria and Neeki are close friends from a civilization hidden among the forests and jungles of another world—a civilization whose technology developed in harmony with nature rather than against it. They look almost like sisters, with elegant features, subtle antlers, and strange patterns across their skin.

They don’t know where they are.

They don’t speak your language.

And they have no idea that the world around them considers them a threat.

What begins as a chance encounter can become something much more personal as the three of you try to understand one another—and as Neeki discovers something on Earth that may change everything.

If you enjoy this one, you might like The Crossing as well.