Spire has spent an eternity running from what she is. An ancient muse severed from her own divinity, she's built a life around outrunning the Haze — the fractured, unclaimed part of herself she can't quite bury and can't quite face.

Then Eli finds her.

A musician who won’t let Spire settle for good enough. Eli doesn't try to fix Spire or explain her to herself. He just stays. And staying is enough to crack something open.

Beneath the surface of Spire's world lives another story — Glory, holding grief she's never let herself feel. Cosmo, running away with pleasure because searching for purpose hasn’t worked yet. Hugo, trying to work himself out of existence. And Poppy, chasing and attracting every enjoyable thing known to man. All of them waiting to be captivated by the right thing.

Spire's Cosmic Glory is a debut novel six years in the making — a spiritually autobiographical allegory that’s for anyone who has ever run from their own reflection.

The journey isn't pretty, nor is it easy — but it might just be the best thing that ever happened to you.