“This trilogy gets better with each book.” -Library Journal

“Cole’s From the Grid series succeeds because it catches the unsettling details of its dystopian environment beautifully, but also because its primary characters are thus very human and relatable.” -RT Reserve Reviews

“This is friends-to-lovers romance…but it’s in the science-fiction story line where Cole really shines. The setup of Mixed Signals appears eerily plausible, and the entwined like tale will satisfy sci-fi and love readers alike.” – about Combined Signals NY Times bestselling author Sarah MacLean

Winner from the RT Reviewer’s Choice Best Futuristic Love of 2015

A Washington Journal Best Romance of November 2015

Four years following the Flare, the world is finally beginning to rebuild

For Maggie Seong, that means leaving the protection of her family’s cabin for university. She won’t be alone, though-hunky previous military services cadet Edwin Hernandez, family friend and self-appointed Protector of Maggie’s Virtue, will become there. Maggie would very much prefer that Edwin himself get rid of her “innocence,” but he’s already rejected her developments once, and a woman has her satisfaction.

Things look pretty bleak romance-wise until Maggie discovers that Devon, the pre-Flare internet sweetheart she’d assumed was dead, isn’t only alive but on campus. Regardless of the duration of time, their bond is strong, and they quickly grab where they remaining off. Even as Devon aims to get a chance at love IRL-everything Maggie believed she’d wanted-Edwin’s desire to protect her makes her question her heart.

Maggie’s torn between your future she didn’t dare to expect and days gone by she can’t let go of. And when a group of neo-Luddite terrorists threaten the campus, everyone’s loyalties will become tested. To ensure that the globe doesn’t get back to the dark times following the Flare, Maggie may need to sacrifice everything.

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This book is approximately 62,000 words

Originally published in 2015