This is Book Three of the Ring of Worlds Main Series and is best read after The Sorcerer’s Gambit. New readers should start with Reunion of the Three.

 

What is this book about?

They need decades to master their power, but the darkness will not give them that.

 

Earth has become a refuge for Alexander Eldred, Imara Inanna, Sirenī Adamma, and Jack Carter. On Jordan McInerney’s property, among new allies and fragile freedoms, the Three begin building the life they were never allowed to have as their friendship with Carter deepens.

 

But the peace is already slipping. On Gaea, the necromancer’s plans are escalating, and the absence of the Three has left their native world dangerously exposed. On Earth, Alex faces an overwhelming task: teaching Imara and Sirenī to join the magical and mystical forces, a skill he took four decades to achieve.

 

The Three are powerful, but they’re unprepared. And time is no longer on their side.

 

As history begins to work against them, the bonds holding their found family together will be tested by vampires, lichs, old loyalties, and choices that could fracture more than one world. If the Three cannot find a way to bend what is coming before darkness reaches them, their new refuge may become a trap - and the future may close around them forever.

 

The Vergence of Time is the third book in The Ring of Worlds, an expansive LGBTQ+ science-fantasy saga of ancient magic, interdimensional danger, diverse heroes, found family, queer devotion, and cosmic consequences. The books build directly on one another and are best read in order.

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Perfect for readers who enjoy

• Escalating series stakes and magical training under pressure

• Vampires, lichs, dark sorcery, and old loyalties

• Found family tested by danger and impossible choices

• Science fantasy that bends history without losing the emotional thread

• Connected science fantasy and epic fantasy series

• Magic, mythology, ancient mysteries, and cosmic consequences

• Found family, loyalty, devotion, and complex relationships

• Queer-inclusive speculative fiction

• World-spanning danger with an emotional human center

• Stories where character bonds matter as much as magic and monsters