She killed a god.
Now she's stranded on a planet full of them.

STRANGE WAZER
The Immortal Elle Trilogy, Book Two
A Thrilling YA Sci-Fi Sequel
By Capulet Poehner
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To save everyone trapped in Earth’s gray apocalypse, Elle must reach the alien world of Rhythmnia. But when a hidden planet tears her ship from the stars, she crash-lands onto a prison holding thousands of Old Gods—ancient beings of chaos, locked away for a reason.

Here, Elle’s powers don’t work. The prison is breaking. And a fanatic is setting the gods loose.

Stranded and running out of time, Elle must stop a catastrophe that could shatter reality itself—even if it means sacrificing everything she is to become something new.

The explosive sequel to Bad Shadou.

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BAD SHADOU

The Immortal Elle Trilogy, Book One

If an alien texts you about the end of the world, you can’t just hit "block."

Sixteen-year-old Elle thought she’d escaped her past—the alien beneath Mount Rainier, the ancient evil he was guarding. But when that darkness finally breaks free, Elle must join forces with Shadou and a desperate band of survivors to face the most powerful entity imaginable.

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The Restaurateur

The Gilded Gate, 2031

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On a gentrifying island, a restaurant owner uses genetic profiling to perfect meals for the wealthy—until the system he normalized is repurposed beyond his control.

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Theater Kid

The Analog Dawn, 1989

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In a retrofuture 1989, a theater kid in small-town Oregon buys a MiyoVox to score his own performances. The metrics keep climbing. His life keeps getting worse.

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Capulet Poehner

ABOUT CAPULET

Capulet Poehner grew up reading classic sci-fi and fantasy, always wanting to write but never quite finding his voice. He finally did—by reading a lot, writing every day, and learning to just be himself on the page.

He lives on Bainbridge Island, Washington—the same Bainbridge Island where Bad Shadou is set. The ferry Elle rides? He rides it too.