Burning Down: Book Two, The Trailokya Trilogy

In this exciting sequel to The Shadow Soul, Burning Down returns readers to the world of Trailokya to find Captain Maiel on the cusp of an incarnation. Concern over her husband deepens as secrets unravel and the truth threatens her very existence.Maiel tries to find solace in returning to family life and friends. Yet, her duties as Captain of a Moon Order squad are still on hold as she helps Dominic rise. So, too, it seems, everyone is on that same mission. Yet, in the wings, shadows lurk and keep watch, calculating their time to strike. Her memory a muddle, she relies on the testimony of elders for assurance that things are going to turn out all right.On Earth, cloaked in the skin of a human named Holly, Maiel tries to remember her duty and protect her family, but the darkness is closing in. Friends are not who they appear. Loved ones are taken by vice and indifference. Is there anyone left to trust? The only certainty is that someone is going to burn down.

From the Back Cover

Return to Trailokya as Captain Maiel prepares an incarnation to aid her husband to finally rise. Her memory muddled, she is restive with the assurancesof the elders. Suspicion proceeds in the fog of recent history. Shadows lurk on the fringe of perception, vigilant, calculating a time to strike. Thus, solace evades her.A bio-interface named Holly becomes key in the struggle between worlds. The darkness on Earth is more powerful and it spies weakness. Friends are not who they appear. Loved ones are taken by vice and indifference. Is there anyone left to trust? Is hope enough to rise?The only certainty is someone will Burn Down.

About the Author

Born in Saratoga Springs, NY,  K. Williams embarked on a twenty-plus-year career in writing. K attended the University at Albany, home of the New York State Writer's Institute, where she gained a Bachelor's Degree. K has also completed a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies program for Film Studies and Screenwriting at Empire State College (SUNY), and is the 2013-2014 recipient of the Foner Fellowship in Arts and Social Justice.Topics of K's writing include domestic violence, sexual assault, diversity, and the traumas of war. Published novels by K include Blue Honor, OP-DEC:Operation Deceit, The Trailokya Trilogy. K continues to write and edit on The Blue Honor Blog weekly. She is the producer of the sketch comedy, literary society Shagbottom Theater. Learn more at: authorkwilliams.com/

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