Author: saraella
In a world where humanity often seems lost, what does it mean to be human? A new twist on Hans Christian Andersen’s beloved–yet tragic–fairy tale “The Little Mermaid.”There’s more than one way to drown.Coral has always been different, standing out from her mermaid sisters in a society where blending in is key. Worse yet, she fears she has been afflicted with the dreaded Disease, said to be … afflicted with the dreaded Disease, said to be carried by humans–emotions. Can she face the darkness long enough to surface in the light?Above the sea, Brooke has nothing left to give. Depression…
“An exquisite conclusion to the thrilling Unblemished trilogy.” –RT Book Reviews Sara Ella masterfully takes readers to new worlds in the jaw-dropping finale to the Unblemished trilogy. With the fate of the Reflections at stake, Eliyana must destroy the Void . . . but at what cost? Eliyana Ember is a reluctant queen. As vessel of the Verity–the purest of souls–only she can lead the fight … lead the fight against the wicked magnetism of the Void. If she fails, the paths between Reflections will cease to exist, and those she loves will remain plagued by darkness. After falling through a…
“A sequel that outshines its already brilliant predecessor.” —Nadine Brandes, award-winning author of the Out of Time trilogyWhat happens when happily ever after starts to unravel?Eliyana Ember doesn’t believe in true love. Not anymore. After defeating her grandfather and saving the Second Reflection, El only trusts what’s right in front of her. The tangible. The real. Not some unexplained Kiss … real. Not some unexplained Kiss of Infinity she once shared with the ghost of a boy she’s trying to forget. She has more important things to worry about—like becoming queen of the Second Reflection, a role she is so…
Self-conscious about her birthmark, Eliyana trusts no one but her handsome neighbor Joshua. When she’s taken to a parallel world ruled by evil, can she learn to embrace her reflection? This “engaging… fantasy features superb world building and a tightly paced story line” (Library Journal starred review).