When Icarus falls into the ravine, Hawk collapses into a coma -- and the Dimension crumbles into chaos. Icarus plunges into a terrifying new world -- an endless green forest, where wolves appear out of nowhere and dreams seem as tangible as reality. To make matters worse, he can’t remember anything that came before the fall -- Hawk, the Dimension, even his own name. Meanwhile, Hawk awakens to find the Dimension changed: harmony is turning to chaos and summer is changing to winter. She realizes what she has to do: find Icarus and bring him back. But when Hawk falls into the ravine, she finds herself in a completely different world -- a world of ice and snow. Running from her thoughts that seem to manifest into reality, Hawk desperately searches for Icarus… but someone else finds her first. As Hawk and Icarus struggle to make sense of their dream-like realities, they begin to realize that there are multiple worlds beneath the ravine -- worlds limited only by their imaginations… and their fears. Will Hawk and Icarus find each other and make it out alive, or will their darkest fears destroy them first? "It made me think, left me gasping from truths, and nearly in tears over the raw, emotional power of the story. From the first word, I was swept away on a wild ride that I won't be forgetting anytime soon." "I haven't read such an original story or one that completely captivated my attention in a long time. I'm intrigued, excited, scared, and more. And I have missed that feeling." "This book is very fast paced and filled to the brim with beautifully written descriptions and great characters. Think X-Men meets Miss Peregrine, but in a fresh and exciting new twist. It reminded me of a modern, sci-fi, teenage Narnia." "It was the first book in months to keep me up till the wee hours reading and on the edge of the chair." "This is far beyond a good book; this is the best book I've ever read!" "I can safely say that this was a book unlike anything that I have ever read." "It is rare to find YA sci-fi with anything deeper than the surface as far as themes go (at least not good ones) and The Blood Race series is packed full of meaning and deeper layers while maintaining its integrity as a story."