The final book of The Queendoms Trilogy and the seven-book Queendoms Series is now available!
“From the Rio Queendom to the Kashaya Sky—from the inland delta to the farthest shore—women and men must live in equality together, in mutual respect, so that civilization may gain from the strengths of both.”
To the Farthest Shore is the seventh and final book of The Queendoms Series.
As the Queendom of Califia deals with the aftermath of the attack on Farm Central, Queen’s Knight Anming Lee investigates the location of the perpetrators, while his bond mate Kellen tries to help Serna recover from her harrowing experience at the hands of Amar and Dylan.
Master of Horses Tavon Alexander anticipates a quiet few months at the Queen’s Stables while Ryn is away in the Sky. But Queen Jacintha sends him on an unexpected mission that places the future of Califia in his hands.
Events occur at Rio’s sanctuary that bring about a controversial change in direction, while in Madrona, as Prince Adam and Queen Lilith heal their fractured relationship, Adam finds the courage to seek his heart’s greatest desire.
When the men’s rights extremist groups close in on Califia, Anming undertakes a dangerous mission. The mission leads to serious consequences, and as the final showdown looms in the capital village, he is faced with the choice of either saving Califia or betraying Kellen.
To the Farthest Shore, the exciting conclusion of The Queendoms Trilogy and The Queendoms Series, is now available! The story of America’s future queendoms civilization ends with a new beginning.
To the Farthest Shore is currently available at Amazon. It should also go live at the Barnes and Noble and Kobo Books sites soon.
Amazon link:
To the Farthest Shore - Kindle
I think the fact that the series is over hasn’t quite sunken in for me yet. I first got the idea for the story at the end of 2013, so it’s been eight years that Anming and Kellen and all the other characters and settings have been part of my mental landscape.
To that end, sometime in the next few weeks, I’ll be posting “Notes on The Queendoms Series” here as a sort of final send-off for the series. I’ll describe how the idea came to me, who my model for Anming Lee was (there was an anime character that I based his physical characteristics on), why I made the queendoms civilization a post-racial society, and what my intentions were in writing this premise of four multicultural gay men in a future female-dominated society. (I seem to recall having an actual defined intention or two...)
Writing this series has been a lot of work... and a lot of fun.
Enjoy the final book! And thanks for reading.
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