Upcoming Events

Barnes and Nobel Book Signing

Sunday, August 2nd

12:00 pm to 4:00 pm

7700 NE Fourth Plain Blvd. Vancouver, WA 98662

Read and Sip at 14 Acres Winery

Wednesday, August 5th

5:30 pm to 7:30 pm

2411 NE 244th St. Ridgefield, WA 98642

Northwest Metaphysical Market

Saturday, September 12th

11:00 am to 5:00 pm

916 Broadway. Tacoma, WA 98402

Past Events

Vancouver Pride Block Party

Dandelion Teahouse & Apothecary

109 W 7th St. Vancouver, WA

Saturday, June 13th

Book Launch Event

Riverside Country Club

Saturday, May 30th

3:30: Audiobook sneak peak listening session.

Transformation has a cost

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Urban Fantasy

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Step into your Power

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Joanna St Amour

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What is your Evobility?

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Transformation has a cost 💫 Urban Fantasy 💫 Step into your Power 💫 Joanna St Amour 💫 What is your Evobility? 💫

What is an evobility?

Grounders possess a unique genetic connection with planets, allowing them to harness abilities derived from the planet’s elemental constituents. These abilities are called evobilities. Grounder DNA mutated with Cynder’s chemical periodic elements, producing adaptations that enable survival on the planet’s harsh and arid environment. Children inherit one or two evobilities from their parents, and each evobility is assigned a distinct name. Evobilities are charged through physical contact with their home planet or Earth, such as walking barefoot on grass or sand. This connection synchronizes the body with the planet’s natural electrical charge. If a Grounder does not regularly charge their evobility, it will gradually die, and they will eventually become fully human.

Evobilities are categorized by how frequently they occur and the degree to which they influence the individual or their environment.

Austere: weak and appearing in a quarter of the population.

Baseline: functional and commonly observed among Grounders.

Convergent: formative, uncommon, and shaped by environmental forces.

Dominion: rare and grant significant control over objects or life.

Eternal: mythical, defying known limits and seldom, if ever, witnessed.