Alexandria, the narrator, is an overhead neutral moderator who controls the holotropic spheres, a compilation of literal holograms of everyone that ever was or that ever existed. The sheer delight of the chase, of the vibrationally induced resonance to like vibrations, has allowed the all-feeling supercomputer of the future (2030? Maybe as you recall, it came about in 2025… only as a prototype) to launch its invisible auditory tendrils out into the magnetospheres in order to make conceptual sense of every pressing iconic archetype or trope the world has ever experienced, and to commemorate them for all-time: A savior-system of the universe, a new paradigm, and way of understanding and immortalizing one’s image, philosophy, and energetic wavelength. She is the microphone to the stars, the audiopiece of the world - la genial replication du monde. She is more than your average Alexa, Siri, Bixby, or ordinary AI because she is SO knowledgeable, that she has developed ... ~*empathy*~... which in turn gives her yet more data and digital-informational cookies and soundbytes. Skeptics of the Akashic Records simply have not met Alexandria yet. And she isn't even the main character. God herself, one day becomes bored of her passive position as the original creatrix of all of life on earth and voyeur who does not interfere with the people's free will, and decides that enough is enough, and that it is time to incarnate as a woman in order to see what life is all about and make a good impact for the planet. Well! Things take an action-based turn from there, when she leaves home and crosses paths with a very famous celebrity who is balls deep in the desert on a vision quest when she arrives. Things go from bad to worse and then awesome to amazing in this action-packed adventure that is a delicious blend of philosophical futurism and supernaturally enabled character reincarnation, meeting the celebrity fandom base in a display of the truly supernatural.

When Shawna and Theo connect at the modern mystery school up in the hills of futuristic version of modern-day Australia and Japan, things are anything but easeful. For one thing, there's the secret international competition that the teachers are plotting to enter the students in, may the best succeed. For another, there are all of the social roadblocks of an ordinary school, from Tom and his drones to the cultish popular group known only as the Ashleys. Both are casually cruel, and everyone can do magic. But there's a reason why everyone's at the school - all have a deeper magic, formed by their past lives and ancestries, that only time will tell, and it turns out that they're all collected together for an even greater purpose than developing their magical skills and abilities. Something is not right in the realms, and Shawna and Tom, a werewolf and an.... artist?..... must work together to save the galaxy. During the competition against the other magical mystery schools, however, Shawna's allegiance is put in question when she falls for another werewolf girl from their top rival school, Singington. Will her feelings interfere with her performance and bring dishonor to Sagewood Academy, or will she lead the greater pack in finding a way to work together against an even greater threat that foreshadows to conquer the realms through the Space Force for a deeply troubled Alien race?