(The Remnant Chronicles Book 2)
The miracle brought them to the Source. It did not tell them where to go next. After fleeing the delta and reaching the forbidden holy ground their people had longed for, the Remnant now face a harder truth: arrival is not the same as safety. Winter is closing the highland route. The Source basin cannot sustain them. Beyond the ridge lies an unmapped valley no Bureau record has ever named, a place remembered only in fragments by an old woman whose body still knows the road her voice can barely describe. Ren never wanted to lead anyone. Nineteen years old, grieving, angry, and certain the community is looking to the wrong person, he finds himself thrust toward a calling he cannot outrun. The same furious honesty that once made him a doubter may be the only thing strong enough to guide the Remnant across the ridge before the snow seals the way. Maren, once an architect of the empire’s culling system, now uses her gifts to serve the people she once helped condemn. But when a message from the Bureau offers her a path back to safety, mercy and leverage become difficult to tell apart. Faithfulness is no longer a single act of defiance. It is today, tomorrow, and the day after, with open hands, a kept book, and a community watching. And Calla, who has navigated by the river for years without praying at it, must learn the ridge road from Mira, the last bearer of an older memory. As route and faith become impossible to separate, Calla is drawn toward the Maker she abandoned after loss taught her silence. With the Bureau’s response waiting in spring, the season closing around them, and the Remnant fractured by grief, fear, and unfamiliar hope, the community must make a second crossing, not away from death this time, but toward a life they do not yet know how to build. The Second Crossing is a spare, redemptive Christian fantasy of wilderness, calling, witness, and grace, a story of what faithfulness looks like after the miracle, when the road ahead has no map and the Maker has already prepared a next. Read more

The Second Crossing
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