Kai isn't really from here. In Book 1: Among Us, Kai discovers that she was born as the last Sialovehal. She is an integral part of an intricately planned recognizance mission, designed to retrieve her estranged father and return him to their people. It seemed that she accomplished her mission. At least in part. But something went terribly wrong-- she woke up. Book 2: Awake takes place seven years later. Kai is at the brink of breakdown. She is no longer able to discern her reality from her vivid dreams. With nowhere else to turn, she is introduced to her biological family of Star People called The Stai. With the help of a whole new cast of colorful characters, Kai travels to her true home, TuStai, and collects a series of talents she needs for the next leg of her journey. Is it the end or the beginning? Book 3: Light of the War culminates the mission Kai was born for. At least in part. The Transition is coming. Time is a premium. Kai and her growing tribe of Star People have much work to do. Forces like The Dozen of Derg and others unknown, are fighting for their very survival. The Earth is crazy. War is eminent. Unbeknownst to Kai, beings from all over the omniverse have joined the quandary to help prepare Earth for The Transition. But can they be trusted? With the best and worst to come and so much at stake, Kai and her tribe must work together to balance The Entwine or all of their lifetimes of intricate planning will be for naught. Will planting the mythical Magnnai Tree and returning Lucifer to TuStai to face his crimes be enough? Kai specifically must learn to use the talents she acquired in Aphroditia and reconcile her past-so she has power enough to live her purpose. In this, the most epic leg of Kai's journey, she learns that nothing is what it seems. The minutest of details hold the most powerful clues to the truth. With no one but her young daughter to trust, and only her birthright to cling to... Kai must brave through the worst of herself, to find the light that's begging to break through. Oshharu Mairahu Nura Osho.