Park Eun-sook has lost everything dear to her. Her home, her family, the life she'd always wanted. Now she is embittered, alone, and far too old to start again.

She's also too damn stubborn to die.

The road to Equestria is not always an easy one. There are obstacles, deterrents, strangers determined to stop anyone who dares choose Conversion. There are even those who would rather see you dead.

Park Eun-sook has always loved a challenge. But her greatest challenge may be to her deepest resolve, one she made when she lost everything.

Love no one.

Everyone who walks into a Conversion Bureau clinic has different reasons for wanting to go pony. Some want a new life. Some want to escape the dying Earth.

Ana just wants to dance. An ability, a calling, that was forever taken away from her.

Bitter, in pain, and alone, she wants no one's help. No compassion. No friendship. No love.

Is she ever going to the wrong place.

Conversion can heal her battered body. Can it mend her shattered heart?

Trev has lived all his young life within the Sikh community, sheltered from the harsher realities of the dying world, with the hope of a more joyful existence hereafter. But now decades of projected survival for humanity have become a handful of years, and there is only one way to escape extinction. How can Trev embrace a new life without estranging his devoted family?

Nona is a bright young woman who is limited in her ability to interact with those around her. She's seen as feebleminded or crazy, but she is neither. Only her father can see her potential...but even he can't seem to find the key to unlock the cage that holds her truest self. It takes the greatest act of courage for Nona to reach out and find her own way to a new world--one where she can become who she really is.

Delphine Thibodeaux--Tib to her friends, if she had any--is a member of a privileged working class. Yet her life is empty and joyless, and her future is as immutable as it is bleak.

Then Equestria makes contact with her dying world, and Tib has the opportunity to change her life in ways she never imagined. But the price of a new future can be very high.