Most female-led stories simplify power. Most female-led stories are afraid to depict the consequences of attaining it. They don't show the changing tides. They don't show what happens when lawlessness is rampant; when men and women collectively turn their backs on each other, or when society chooses to abandon stoicism for their own selfish gratification. Simply put, most female-led stories don't feature women who are as broken, damaged, and as wonderfully multifaceted as their male counterparts.

Sarah Stryker is not one of those stories. 

From the moment you pick up one of my novels, know that you are about to enter a world unlike any you've seen before. A world of changing tides, of Gendered conflict, trauma, brokenness, and one woman's ruthless battle against an evil so great, it's as if the entire planet has conspired against her, because The Sarah Stryker Saga isn't just another story about what power gives to a person.   

It's about what power DOES to them.