The First Game

Two souls signed up for twelve lives. The prize: something neither of them will remember winning.

He wakes on the floor of a dungeon with no name, no memory, and a staff burning in his hands.

Forty-seven million immortal viewers are watching. He doesn't know that. He doesn't know the dungeon was built specifically to break him -- that every floor offers an easy option and a right option, set exactly as far apart as possible.

He only knows that down here in the dark there are people who need help. And somewhere above, in a world he can't remember, there's a woman with red hair he hasn't met yet.

The Twelve Games begin -- a series about two eternal souls dropped into twelve mortal lives, falling in love again and again without knowing they keep doing it. Each game is a new world, a new genre, a new test of what goodness costs when it's genuinely expensive.

Book One: a dungeon, a creature in labor on Level 8, and a choice nobody has ever made before.