The Calladon Chronicles Series

Seventeen-year-old Kal's life is upended when the monsters featured in her mother's crazed ramblings become real. Very real. And the list of everything-she-thought-she-knew-but-really-didn't only grows when her best friend, Jan, reveals that he isn't who he claimed to be. He's not even human. He belongs to an ancient race that has protected earth for countless years. But now, they need her help instead. His world is crumbling under the grip of evil embodied and the beasts that Coerce weaves from the Nalii's Dark emotions. The last one called to defeat Coerce failed, abysmally, and Kal is tasked with succeeding where they failed. It's a lot to expect from a scrawny girl equipped only with wit, two fists, and a strange spell-carrying bracelet, but she journeys with Jan to do what only a human can do. Oh, and his people don't like humans, so they would prefer if she were killed, which is a horrible way to show gratitude if you ask her. In her struggles, Kal soon discovers that the fate of this strange, hostile world not only depends on her, but on a past that belongs to her. Even if she can't remember it. With the existence of two worlds in the balance, what else is a girl to do but try?  

The anticipated second book of the Calladon Chronicles. Return to the captivating world and vibrant characters that will sweep you along a journey you will wish you could read for the first time again and again. With her soul newly bonded to her best friend, Kal may be healing, but she isn't quite certain about her role regarding the Seer's broken legend. Besides, she's a bit busy. Between the effort of surviving a malevolent Dark being haunting her every step, eager to destroy her and everything she loves, and her best friend keeping secrets that she can't decipher, she has enough to do without complicating things by falling for him. But Coerce is growing stronger, fed by the corrupting Dark emotions holding the world hostage. Despite feeling inadequate, Kal must learn that human frailty is her greatest source of strength. Others may be relying on her, but can she rely on herself? Just what is one insignificant human capable of, anyway?

The reader favorite cast of characters return in the third book of the Calladon Chronicles. Get ready to have your heartstrings pulled, to laugh out loud, and to face your worst nightmares. Nate was always more reckless than his sister, so it's surprising to him that she is called away on an adventure while he gets to do nothing but wait for her return. That is, until events outside of his control threaten to separate the two of them forever. Nate takes fate into his own hands and finds himself entering a world he is not prepared to protect himself from. With the mysteries of her past on the verge of unraveling, Kal must stop a war that has been brewing for centuries. But how do you do so when the very people you're trying to save don't want to be rescued? She may be getting a handle on using the key to Veils and weaving her Seership from the Emotions of the world, but she's still human at the end of the day. She has her limits. What's worse, Jan is missing, believed to be dead. Without him, she must face the threatening Dark on her own. Time is running out for all Calladon as Coerce unleashes her worst, causing devastation to the minds and souls of the Nalii. With everything in peril, what wins the battle—human limitations or human perseverance?

Take a deep breath and begin the fourth and final installment of the Calladon Chronicles. They conclude in this sweeping, fast-paced, gasp-out-loud-in-disbelief book that pulls from your emotions to weave its story. With the fate of past and present contingent on her choices, Kal makes a final confrontation against the Dark that holds a fractured world on the edge of oblivion. With her past returned to her, and as the next Seer, she refuses to give up, no matter the cost. She's already paid too high a price to back down. But she soon discovers that Light will only triumph if she is willing to sacrifice more. More than she could have ever thought possible. And she finds that the greatest battle one can face is against oneself. Is it all worth it in the end for a human to have tried?