The Broken Portal
She left everything she knew for a world that was never supposed to exist. Now the only way to save it — and the man she loves — is to go back.
Sarah Miller didn't ask to be chosen. She was just a girl working a museum job in New York when an ancient mask pulled her across space and dropped her on a dying planet. She survived an alien army, a warrior ruler who wanted her dead, and a fever threatening to wipe out an entire civilization — because her blood, somehow, was the cure.
She should have gone home.
She didn't.
Now Kyros — the fierce, guarded Governor of Sisan, the man who saved her life before she even knew his name — is dying. The portal that brought her here is tearing the planet apart. And the prophecy that started all of this isn't finished yet.
Neither is she.
The Broken Portal is the explosive, heartbreaking conclusion to the slow-burn romance that began with a mask and an impossible crossing between worlds. In this final chapter, Sarah must race between two planets, outrun a government scientist who wants to weaponize the portal, survive the planet's destruction from the inside, and find a way to tell Kyros — cold, complicated, frustratingly impossible Kyros — that she came back for him.
Not the prophecy. Not the cure.
Him.
But the portal is already active. The moons are falling out of orbit. And Kyros just said the three words she waited three books to hear — right as the light took her away.
Emotionally raw. Cinematically gripping. The kind of ending that makes you turn back to page one.
Pick up The Broken Portal — and find out if some loves survive even the end of a world.
“Not the prophecy. Not the cure. Him.”
— The Broken Portal