Emerson Blake writes YA dystopias about the secrets we aren't supposed to remember and the rebels we're not supposed to become. Little is known about Emerson's past—by design. What readers do know is this: every story Emerson tells is a map, every character a warning, and every broken world a reminder that even the quietest spark can start an uprising.
The Fracture Uprising Trilogy
Girl of the Broken Grid is a YA dystopian thriller where a 3.7-second blackout reveals a girl with Lira’s face—and a system determined to overwrite her.
The Signal in Our Bones is the moment the grid wakes up, starts remembering, and calls Lira by the name it gave her first.
The Daylight Rebellion is the final break when daylight itself glitches—and Lira must choose what to burn to stay herself before she’s erased for good.
The Anomaly War Trilogy
Dawn of Signal follows a resonance-sensitive girl who discovers that the impossible intelligence threatening her settlement isn’t trying to destroy her—it has been searching for her.
Stormfront plunges Lira deeper into the living Signal as buried experiments, awakening systems, and an approaching war threaten to transform both her and the world she is fighting to save.
Ascent or Ashes brings the Fractured Signal Saga to an explosive conclusion as Lira Kiden must choose between the systems determined to claim her and the impossible future she is finally ready to create for herself.
The Transcendence Cycle
Awakening begins The Transcendence Cycle with a quietly powerful story of a woman who stops fighting the system—and becomes something it can no longer define.
Discord asks what happens when awareness spreads through a system built for control—and the system begins fighting to preserve the very stability that is tearing it apart.
Ascension is the haunting conclusion to The Transcendence Cycle, where one woman’s quiet refusal forces an all-seeing system to confront the one thing it cannot easily contain: a human being who no longer needs its permission.