You feel it too, don’t you?

That sense that the floor is falling out from under you?

The, “am I losing my mind, or is everything changing?” feeling?

You aren’t losing your mind. You are experiencing the dissolution of an old world and the painful, scary beginnings of something else—in short, a rite of passage. If you’ve been looking for a way to steady your footing and remember your own power in the middle of this chaos, then I’ve built a resource for you.

The Sovereignty Library is a curated list of dystopian novels that speak to the 3 mindset shifts that help—and might just be necessary—to get through a rite of passage. It’s a guide through the dissolution stage and the liminal stage to a point that by the time we’re in the reincorporation stage, we’re not just surviving but helping to create the new beginning.

Why I curated this library (and why I wrote the Epoch Rite of Passage trilogy)

Books are an escape. But some books offer more than just escape; they offer a worldview shift. The books in The Sovereignty Library (and The Epoch Rite of Passage) aren’t just about surviving. They speak to how sovereignty can emerge in impactful ways when things look the most bleak and survival and conformity are no longer enough.

I wanted to capture that precise moment when someone finally stops looking for permission, stops playing by the “official” rules, and realizes they have been free all along—and that they can act on that freedom even now.

The 9 books in the Sovereignty Library

The 9 books in The Sovereignty Library map that exact emotional trajectory. They each speak to a stage in a rite-of-passage transition—from the terrifying Separation of the old world, through the anxious uncertainty of the Liminal space, to the scary and satisfying moments of Reincorporation. It’s a resource you can use to both confirm that you are not alone in this historical moment and to help you navigate life going forward.

If you’re ready—or want to be ready—to stop asking permission, stop second-guessing yourself, and start building new, then…

Check your email immediately and find it in your welcome packet.