Today it is my honor to showcase yet another amazing #RRBC author: Yvette Calleiro and her book “The One Discovered.”
How do you choose when both options have dire consequences?
Sofia is a 17 year old who is quite content with her life. She has a caring boyfriend who also just happens to be her best friend since birth. She has a loving mother. She is successfully completing her last year of high school and enjoys her part-time job. She can’t imagine wanting more from her life…until Ar’ch (pronounced Ar-rick) enters her dreams, sparking a burning flame inside of her that she can’t seem to extinguish nor does she want to.
Ar’ch is a Diasodz (Die-ah-sodz), a species created by the Goddess back when God created humans. Diasodz were made to heal and protect humans, but when the Diasodz turned their backs on helping humans and left Earth to live in their own world, the Goddess abandoned them. Since then, their powers and their very lives have been fading. A prophecy foretold that a young girl born on Earth would be the Diasodz’s savior. Ar’ch and his brother, Angel, travel to Earth to retrieve her and bring her back to their world before her death day in order to save their kind. Ar’ch knows the drill: find the target, capture her, and safely bring her home. But what happens when the target captures his dormant heart?
Choices create action. Actions have consequences. When faced with the truth, what choice will Sofia make? Will she be able to accept the consequences that follow?
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I enjoyed the post, Karl! I thoroughly enjoyed this series and it remains one of my favorites:)
Here’s the review I posted on Amazon:
I enjoyed the mysteriousness surrounding Sofia’s past, which kept me wondering who the good/bad guys were. Book one only touched on the complex world building that I expect will be expanded in the following books. Many teens (and not-so-teen) will relate to Sophia’s angst of choosing between two great guys – when the head and heart are at war, and everyone can’t win. Old loyalties vs new bonds, and the lines are blurred between friends and family. At the end, I was left with many questions I want to explore further in Book 2.
How wonderful to see Yvette featured on your blog, Karl! This book, along with rest in this series is on my Kindle. Oh, for more time to read!
Great post, Karl. Yvette is a wonderful writer! 🙂
Yvette’s book sounds fascinating. I can’t believe how imaginative she is. Although I do not read much fantasy/sci fi, I will certainly read this book. Congratulations Yvette! Thank you for hosting Karl.
Hi, Karl, thanks for hosting Yvette’s book, Karl. It’s on my TBR list, and I’m looking forward to reading it!