Children of Fate, an interquel to Superdome in the Shadeshifter Chronicles, is now available on Smashwords, Amazon Kindle, Lulu, and Nook!
How far are you willing to go to save your new home?
What if your home is full of murderous villains? Would you entangle its fate with your own, or would you cut ties and run? The Sotiropoulos sisters are powerful enough to be goddesses among men, even among Superheroes: a Memory Manipulator with no moral compass, a Precog without limits on her powers, and a Teleporting assassin who can be in many places at once.
As much as they might prefer to watch the world crumble around them, they need a plan to bring sustainable order to the Dome. The plan will span decades. It’s unforgivable. They don’t care. It’s a numbers game, as Leandra would say. Destroy one man to save millions? It’s a no-brainer.
What they don’t realize is the price they will pay for their machinations.
Thanks to all my supporters, beta readers, and everybody who provided feedback throughout the writing and editing process. I couldn’t have done this without you!
Just a heads up to any of our followers who have DID or other modes of plurality, this book respectfully features a dissociatively plural two-member system in significant, plot-affecting roles.
We beta read for the author, and Casca produces some really great stuff when it comes to representing MOGAI, neuroatypical people, people with physical disabilities, and people in unconventional relationships. All their books pass the Bechdel Test and the Mako Mori test with flying colors, and a majority of their major characters (so far) have been female and nonbinary genders. The author themself is nonbinary, bisexual, polyamorous, and neuroatypical. In summary, this is an author most of you can probably feel pretty good about supporting.
Their books do feature a lot of superhero-style science fiction violence, and they’re definitely written by an adult, for adults (by way of violence; they’ve never depicted sex explicitly), so don’t go into them expecting YA, PG-13 language and censoring.













