Audrey is looking for answers. In a world where humans are powered by productivity, being without use causes people to simply fade.
Audrey's sister Jean-Anne's sudden fade is deemed voluntary, which sends Audrey on an adventure where she finds out who her real friends and enemies are.
She's called on to reach beyond the strength she has, and finds support and love where she least expects.
Audrey and Jean-Anne
Iona Derbons Funeral
Iona Derbon's death in a tragic truck accident has left a legacy of family and friends behind. As they gather for her funeral, stories surface showing what shaped her life, from lifelong friendships, disasterous weddings, and family drama to hardship, loss, and grief.
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Told through the lens of those left behind, as her stories unfold the small simple things she does show great courage, forgiveness and love. Displaying that even though family is more than blood, it can still be messy and complicated. Good intentions don't always end up being the best choice, and sometimes the most love comes from those you least expect.
Freya of Skeio
Freya is living in a cold northern village, waiting for her brother's return from a peace envoy to a bordering land that their people have have been at war with for generations.
Although Freya is sure he is still alive, the tribe is being run by Drekii in his absence, who believes the envoy was a mistake, and caused great division among the tribe.
Tradition dictates that Freya should be next in line to lead the tribe, but she is reluctant as she is sure her brother is alive, and she is still unbound.
Everything changes when Drekii publicly announces an ultimatum for Freya. One of three things must happen before the moon cycle ends, she must be bound and lead the tribe, her brother must return, or she must forfeit leadership permanently to Drekii.
With the help of her hard hitting best friend, calm and assuring sister in law, mischievous nieces and nephews, and her mentor, Freya sets out to find her brother, and finds out the true meanings of safety, honor, family and truth.