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Book 1 of The Misbegotten Series, Flames of a Falling God, is now available on Amazon!
New Release!
New Release!
In the flicker of dying lights, the future looks anything but bright.
Governments hide nightmares behind promises of safety. Virtual reality becomes a cage you can’t escape. AI decides what’s best for everyone… whether they agree or not. Fantastical beings once thought imaginary, haunt the human world. And nature—tired of waiting—evolves to finish what humanity started.
From the twisted minds of the authors of Dystopian Ink comes a chilling anthology where humanity’s greatest advancements and decisions become its final undoing. In these ten gripping tales, the line between progress and peril dissolves—and survival demands impossible choices.
"Lintukoto," the story by Searby Gray, is based on Finnish myth. The title refers to the idea of a bird paradise and the way this idea becomes warped because of human pollution. The nature spirit enacts revenge on humans because of the threat to his beloved birds.
For fans of Black Mirror, Squid Game, Love, Death & Robots, The Twilight Zone, and Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark—enter if you dare.
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Searby Gray's novel, Ashes of Regret, is the second installation of her Misbegotten Series. It can be found, and purchased, at the following retailers:
What Readers Are Saying
What Readers Are Saying
"Ashes of Regret, Searby Gray's debut, pulls no punches as it dances with power and destiny. Gray's deft writing brings to life the hope within tragedy and the hero within all of us." -- Taylor Zajonc, award-winning author of The Maw
"Gray has produced a riveting story that will keep you reading late into the night."
Flames of a Falling God: "Part of what makes Rachel such a compelling character is that it’s nice to see a post-apocalyptic hero who is not always strong and resilient. Instead, the character development she experiences throughout this book is that she doesn’t come into her own power as much as what she sacrifices to claim it."
-- J. L. Gribble, author of the Steel Victory Series
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