New Releases by Aria Michaels

It's been three days since Solar Storm Icarus silenced the world...three days since the GRS virus wiped out most of humanity and started changing the few who remained. Liv and the others made it through the initial wave, but they've lost a lot along the way and the journey to Salvation is far from over. A rogue military organization has taken hold of the area and they possess a weapon that could change everything. When Liv finds out her brother and the other refugees are being held captive at Camp Seco, she will risk everything to get him back. As the group embarks upon a dangerous rescue mission, a rival band of survivors threatens their safety and a new storm gathers overhead. The virus has spread and the infected are being drawn together. What's worse, the beast that lurks inside of Liv is growing stronger and more difficult to control. But Liv has a promise to keep--and her little brother is running out of time. Will Liv be able to harness her strength to save her brother and the hundreds of other innocents beyond the walls of Camp Seco, or will she let the monster out and put them all at risk?

*A Prequel Novella to the Icarus Series* Seventeen year old Liv Larson's world came crashing down around her six months before Solar Storm Icarus devastated the rest of the planet. Suddenly orphaned, and with all of her carefully constructed plans laid to ruin, Liv must now make a decision that could change everything. Will she give in to her grief, or will she fight for what is left of her family, her friendships, and the future that existed...Before the Sky Fell. Includes special Bonus Material and an exclusive sneak peek at Killshot (Icarus Series, Book One) the best-selling dystopian adventure.

In the wake of unspeakable tragedy, 17 year old Liv Larson is crushed by the news that she and her brother are being sent to separate foster homes. Will bravery and determination be enough to save them all from a rogue government, a terrifying virus, and the things that go bump in the night ... or was Icarus, indeed, the KILLSHOT?