The Wake Trilogy
In an uncertain world, choose to be a hero.
In an uncertain world, choose to be a hero.
Sasha DeVore
Sasha DeVore loves coffee and sleeping, and firmly believes there is no wrong time of day for breakfast tacos. When she isn’t teaching her wonderful elementary school students, she’s spending time with her equally wonderful husband, son and dogs at their home in Manor, TX.
She is the author of the Wake of Deception, described "A vivid dystopian tale with a truly apocalyptic twist" by Kirkus Reviews, as well as 5 star Readers' Favorite, Wake of Dissent. The final installment in the Wake Trilogy will be released in the Spring of 2020.
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Wake of Deception
Almost a hundred years have passed since the Ancient Ones saved humanity from self-destruction. Poverty, war and physical illness are no longer existent, and life as we know it is peaceful and productive. But for fourteen year old Hanu, life at a mental health hospital isn't productive at all - at least not with his treatment. Now he must join a group of patients who were summoned into the District of Operations to meet with the Council, and possibly the Ancient Ones.
Tensions are high as they travel to the Capital City, as attacks from a mysterious faction called the Dissenters are ever increasing. But Hanu and his friends soon learn that the Ancient Ones - and the Dissenters - aren't exactly who they appear to be.
In the first installment of The Wake Trilogy, a young hero struggles to find his identity in an uncertain world.
Wake of Dissent
Hanu has decided he's a full fledged Dissenter now, and he's set out to destroy the Ancient Ones’ portals in order to force them to leave Earth. But he finds himself lost in a deserted wasteland instead. On top of that, the Ancient Ones are now crawling the streets and people are coming up missing in the Capital City. And for Hanu, it seems like the more he discovers about what the Ancient Ones have in store for humanity, the more discord arises within the Underground. Now he must rely on new friends, as well as old friends, to help him reach his goals before the Ancient Ones reach theirs.
In the second installment of The Wake Trilogy, the future of humanity will be one of oblivious compliance if Hanu and his friends don't find a way to overcome the Dissenters' obstacles.
Almost a hundred years have passed since the Ancient Ones saved humanity from self-destruction. Poverty, war and physical illness are no longer existent, and life as we know it is peaceful and productive. But for fourteen year old Hanu, life at a mental health hospital isn't productive at all - at least not with his treatment. Now he must join a group of patients who were summoned into the District of Operations to meet with the Council, and possibly the Ancient Ones.
Tensions are high as they travel to the Capital City, as attacks from a mysterious faction called the Dissenters are ever increasing. But Hanu and his friends soon learn that the Ancient Ones - and the Dissenters - aren't exactly who they appear to be.
In the first installment of The Wake Trilogy, a young hero struggles to find his identity in an uncertain world.
Year One
With the City of Fire destroyed and the Underground City forced to give its inhabitants refuge, their governments are at odds. But even more pressing than that, the Ancient Ones have found a way to survive without the portals and plan on eradicating what’s left of the human population. With Civil war on the horizon, will Hanu and his friends be able to survive Year One?
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