Leading up to the July 14, 2020 release of my latest YA fantasy ELIXIR SAVED, sequel to the award-winning ELIXIR BOUND, I’ll be posting teasers and tidbits on Tuesdays. Feel free to share!
Today’s teaser image is from chapter 19, which is from Devon’s point-of-view. His grandfather, Pop Pop, is explaining a little bit about how Mother Nature views the world of the Great Peninsula.
ELIXIR SAVED teaser text:
“Mother Nature sees and understands things we don’t. A perk of being
the mother of all things I suppose. Think of it like a mess of vines,
twining all around each other.” Pop Pop wove his fingers together in a
two-handed fist and held it out as if in offering. “It’s much more
complicated than you can imagine. Some vines began growing a
long time ago and have an end; others are just beginning and won’t
stop for some time. The Great Mother sees the connections of all
things past, present, and future. One simple act affects all others
that come after it.”
About ELIXIR SAVED:
Three lives saved by the Elixir; three lives bound by it.
The Elixir entwines the lives of those it touches. Once upon a time, Kylene, Zelenka, and Devon tasted it and escaped death. None were left without scars. Now, a shocking message from the Ice Queen–one of Mother Nature’s higher beings–sends each survivor on a quest. Kylene travels to the frozen depths of Blanchardwood, Zelenka heads back to the wilds of Faway Forest, and Devon journeys to a reclusive mountain temple. The three paths converge in a war against an ancient and tricky foe. And even the Elixir cannot save everyone. The fate of the world balances on the edge of a sword, and the outcome depends on whether the survivors will sacrifice their second chances.
Escape back into the world of the Great Peninsula in this much-anticipated sequel to the award-winning ELIXIR BOUND. Perfect for fans of the Thrones of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas.
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The teaser ^, always penitent, resonates ever more right now. Beautiful, Katie.
Awww, thank you, Mirka. 🙂