Models and Citizens

Clever, devoted, and anxious, Harper is loyal to a fault, and usually her loyalty ends up disastrous, but sometimes it can cement a new friendship, as her unlikely friendship with Ordell Bentley.

Other Appearances: Bodhi Rising, Libera, Goddess of Worlds

Models and Citizens

This image is from his appearance in Bodhi Rising. Present from the beginning of the series, this older, wiser, and much, much sadder version is a timid nod toward the revolutionary scientist from the first novel.

Other Appearances: Bodhi Rising, Libera, Goddess of Worlds, Brighton Academy

Bodhi Rising

Granddaughter of the prestigious Gallatan Hamilton, owner of Beckett-Madeline Enterprises, Christine’s been in a coma for twenty years. Unlike Bodhi, she had no choice about body-hopping—not that it bothers her much.

Bodhi Rising

The ill-fated Bodhi was born dying, but he can be saved. All it requires is for him to take over a clone’s body. But he’s been raised to respect life, and it might be too much to ask. Might be…

Libera, Goddess of Worlds

Neurodivergent and quirky, Aida can program almost anything, up to and possibly including reality itself.

Libera, Goddess of Worlds

Convinced that her mother’s “suicide” was really a murder, Lincoln won’t stop until she finds the truth—no matter who it hurts.

Her power is nearly limitless. Her devotion to her loved ones is a danger to all existence. She is a key player across two series in the Reality Gradient universe. Qadesh is not to be trifled with, and she knows now boundaries.

Sentient, artificial, and deadly. These three words sum up the antagonist from Notions of Home, who’s encore performance in Virtual Wars will shake the universe!