Thin Air

Joanne Baldwin wakes in a frozen forest with no memory of who she is, while Lewis and David try to help her survive and understand what has happened. As she struggles to recover her identity, she discovers new abilities, including unexpected powers tied to earth and the ability to access other people’s memories.

A demon has taken Joanne’s face and memories, convincing others that it is the real Joanne while the true Joanne is forced to rely on instinct, shaky alliances, and fragments of the past. The situation pulls in Wardens, Djinn, Ma’at politics, and recurring figures from earlier books, with trust, loyalty, and betrayal constantly shifting.

Joanne’s search for herself becomes a race against the demon’s plan to erase her entirely, while the wider supernatural conflict keeps escalating around her. The book moves through revelations, memory flashes, and factional tensions toward a high-stakes confrontation and a setup for the next installment.