Ingrid J. Adams
Atmospheric paranormal romance with real psychological depth, and a love that keeps finding its way back.
Ingrid J. Adams writes atmospheric paranormal romance with real psychological depth, set across 1990s Sydney and the deserts of Arizona. Her four-book Descended Series follows a love that keeps finding its way back across lifetimes, and it has earned nominations for the Victorian Premier’s Literary Award, the Aurealis Award, and the State Library of Queensland Literary Award.
Expect 90s nostalgia, found family, and a playlist.
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Ingrid runs an ARC team for every new release. Insiders hear the day signups open.Tropes & Themes
- ♾️Immortal, reincarnated love
- 💫Fated soul mates
- 🚫Forbidden love
- 🩹Wounded heroes
- 🫂Found family
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- 🎸90s nostalgia
- 🌙Coming-of-age paranormal
- 🔥Obsession
- ⚖️Fate vs. free will
Content Warnings
The Descended Series is atmospheric paranormal romance for adult readers. Each book carries its own trigger warnings, listed inside, alongside a 90s nostalgia playlist.
- Paranormal peril and violence
- Emotional and romantic intensity
- Adult (18+) readers
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Sign up once and stay on the list for the whole series. Be first to hear when the next book drops, and get the chance to read it early as part of the ARC team.
On the shelf
Descended
Transcended
Intended
Ascended
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What a standing team means
Most ARC teams exist for one book and then disband. A standing team runs across a whole series, so joining Ingrid J. Adams’s ARC team once puts you on the list for everything that follows. You still get asked before each book goes out, and you can sit one out whenever a release lands in a bad month. Nobody is keeping score.
Reading The Descended Series early
If you want to read The Descended Series early, an ARC copy is the way it happens: a free advance copy through BookFunnel, a few weeks ahead of release, in exchange for nothing more than your honest opinion once you’ve read it. Reviews are voluntary and they are yours. A two-star review from someone who genuinely didn’t get on with the book is worth more to everyone than a five-star one written out of politeness.
New to this? The reader guide covers how teams work end to end, and the review guide covers what to write when you’ve finished. Neither takes long.