Fall of Incubore

What's one to do when you've fulfilled your purpose? Transcend it, of course.

Liana Incubore has succeeded in her mission to cheat death, crafting a new blend of magic and medicine she calls Biomancy. She has a safe place to study it, people to help her learn and expand it, and a healthy body to do it in. She can seek the end of illness, disease, perhaps even aging itself. But what does eliminating the natural order of death do to a person? And what does one do when not everyone agrees with your methods, let alone your entire goal?

The Fall of Incubore is the second book in the Tragedy of Liana Incubore, re-released here as an Anniversary Edition with brand new chapters including a new first act, and heavy rewrites to expand and enrich her fantasy world. The Fall of Incubore, like the rest of the series, is a character-driven story of death, loss, and purpose featuring a reforged, intricate, unique fantasy world, LGBT characters, and dark themes, with elements of body horror, existential dread, violence and vengeance, death and loss, and what it means to chase one's self-made glorious purpose, damn the consequences.