It takes a great fall to learn how to soar.
Willow Belmont isn't your average seventeen year old. Still, she's never questioned her father's rule that they hide their ability to shift into the very air itself.
Until now.
Fuelled by a need to continue his abandoned vigilante legacy, Willow throws herself off a building. Several times. Yet finding freedom in the skies only serves to further isolate her from those she trusts most-a feeling made worse with the discovery of their betrayal.
When she's sought out by a stranger who confirms what she's always hoped-that there are others like her-Willow jumps at the chance to take control of her life, and enact justice on her own terms.
But too late, she realizes that she's striking from beneath the shadows of supposed allies. And she must decide whether she'll let herself be swept along with the flock, or if she's strong enough to carve out a path of her own in search of true belonging.
AS BOREAS is a story of self discovery, friendship, freedom, and the cost of one's personal justice.
