The sequel to the award-winning indie novel, Ever the Night Road.This is a fantasy. Of a shifting city hidden in the weeds. Of princesses turned to metal and rust. Of knights eternal and a queen of dreams. And a deep underground.The adventure continues where Ever the Night Road left off. Now eighteen, Dagny Losh must brave the mythical, labyrinthine city of Jud, where streets and buildings shift with the twilight, and each door and alleyway may give rise to the most unexpected encounters."e;With only a curious little boy to act as a road map, Dagny embarks on an adventure that will introduce her to all the wonders and dangers her mythical world offers. She'll have to find a door that doesn't want to be found, escape a monstrously large guard cat, and evade the dreadful Drowned Twins. And that's before she ever reaches the outer edge of Jud. On such a monumental quest, the changeable landscape might be the least of Dagny's troubles. Friends abounded in her hometown, but out here, it's tough to know who to trust. Strangers have their own agendas, which rarely align with Dagny's, but the biggest challenge of all might be surviving the inner workings of the dreamlike city...For readers that love a series as expansive and magical as The Wizard of Oz or as unexpected and clever as The Maze Runner..."e; -Indies Today

The sequel to the award-winning indie novel, Ever the Night Road.This is a fantasy. Of a shifting city hidden in the weeds. Of princesses turned to metal and rust. Of knights eternal and a queen of dreams. And a deep underground.The adventure continues where Ever the Night Road left off. Now eighteen, Dagny Losh must brave the mythical, labyrinthine city of Jud, where streets and buildings shift with the twilight, and each door and alleyway may give rise to the most unexpected encounters."e;With only a curious little boy to act as a road map, Dagny embarks on an adventure that will introduce her to all the wonders and dangers her mythical world offers. She'll have to find a door that doesn't want to be found, escape a monstrously large guard cat, and evade the dreadful Drowned Twins. And that's before she ever reaches the outer edge of Jud. On such a monumental quest, the changeable landscape might be the least of Dagny's troubles. Friends abounded in her hometown, but out here, it's tough to know who to trust. Strangers have their own agendas, which rarely align with Dagny's, but the biggest challenge of all might be surviving the inner workings of the dreamlike city...For readers that love a series as expansive and magical as The Wizard of Oz or as unexpected and clever as The Maze Runner..."e; -Indies Today