Supermundane Test

Seventeen, heavily pregnant and hallucinating; could things be worse for Olivia?

She thinks not, until she gives birth to a being of light who’s only purpose for entering this earth is to destroy a dark, immoral cheat in the game that our non-biological selves play for our true eternal home, Omnipion.

The worst part? She made a pre-human vow to train him for this exact reason. Why? Because she is the Adapter, a sage with the paranormal ability to persuade such a pure essence like him to fight.

Unable to relate to this inhumane agreement, she sets out to free her precious boy from his horrific fate… but, with an onslaught of evil incarnate ready to kill them around every corner, and the consequences of stifling her son’s gifts being that life forms in this world and the next are at stake, she has two choices.

Let him risk his life to spare all others. A thing she would never allow.
Take his place, which is something she’s more than willing to do now the urge to protect him screams louder than the program wired into her system.
The problem? Her supernatural power only allows for the adaptation of inanimate objects, thus she isn’t strong enough to oppose the incredible magic she must face. She can only hope the “natural” instinct of a mother’s love will make her so!

If you crave a powerful urban fantasy with a twist of romance that encounters imaginary elements that surpass other mundane works in the genre, one that leaves you spellbound, then this series is for you!

“We’ve not seen anything this spectacular since the Matrix,” the supermundane books bind future film critiques to report.