A special edition set of "The Change: A Wilders Prequel" and "Wilders" with an EXCLUSIVE sneak peek of a first draft of a short story for an upcoming anthology. The special edition also reveals a new look - the Wilders cover that will be use for the Audio book!
The Change
A Prequel to "Wilders"
Partying too much, picking fights with her Mom... Holly's senior year of high school has become a bit of a mess. She has no idea what she wants to do next year and she's sick of the pressure to have a plan. When she's shipped off to spend some time in Chicago with her Aunt Miranda, she starts to feel more like herself.

Holly's about to have bigger problems. The world is on the brink of a viral outbreak that will change the way humans live for years to come. It begins in all the major cities. People are changing into crazed animals, impervious to pain. Nobody knows why.


Wilders:
The forest behind Renna’s home is dark and dense. It holds more secrets than she knows. Having grown up in the half-pocalypse, a world balancing against the tide of a blood-borne virus, Renna knows the rules by heart:

1) Stay inside between dusk and dawn.
2) Close and lock the copper and silver screens.
3) Report anyone suspected of infection immediately.

Now, at seventeen, Renna will have to survive against the rules.
- An unprecedented attack.
- A strange boy with copper eyes.

Can Renna survive the darkness to save the people she loves?


Praise for this series (as currently found on the original publication pages) includes:
"Cass Kim nailed it from Chapter 1! I’d like to relate it to BirdBox meets The Walking Dead, but this had my attention even more. I devoured this book in two lengthy sittings (a girl has to sleep...). I highly recommend this book to anyone and everyone! You won’t be disappointed!" -Amazon Reviewer

"This was a page turner - read it through in one evening (stayed up too late!) Well-written and wonderfully imagined take on the zombie/virus theme. Appreciated that the author built a realistic vision of how the world might very well adapt to an ongoing crisis of this sort, and the way people would attempt to carry on living a more or less normal life in spite of it. Fits into the YA genre with a teenage protagonist trying to navigate the murky waters of everything from the social awkwardness of an all-night party to the terrors lurking in the woods behind her house. Some gore as is appropriate to the story, but the horror often takes a backseat to the thoughtful exploration of the very human ways people behave in response to extreme events. (And there is a delightful cat named Tim Tam! Bonus!) " -Amazon Reviewer

"I admire any story that lies in a popular genre and manages to completely be its own thing. "Wilders" is such a book. Its take on zombies, infection, and the apocalypse are different from any I've ever seen. There are tons of little details that make the plot threads pop, and when I turned the last page of this novella, I wanted more. " -Amazon Reviewer