Are
you ready to challenge Fate?
To save a kingdom, a
prophetess must challenge Fate.
On the day of Yssa’s death
and rebirth, the god Apenth chose her as the Phoenix Prophetess.
Sea serpents and gods
endanger the young prophetess’s journey and sour the omens. Yssa is cursed
instead of blessed, and her duties at the Temple of Apenth prove it. She spends
her days reading dusty scrolls, which does nothing to help her forget Tym, the
boy back home. But the annoying yet gorgeous ferryman’s son Liam proves to be a
distraction she can’t predict, even though he rarely leaves her alone for two
sand grains.
Her boring temple life
screeches to a halt when visions of her parents’ murders consume her. Yssa
races across an ocean to stop the future. If she can’t change Fate, she’ll
refuse to be the Phoenix Prophetess any longer. Fate, however, has other plans
for her and the kingdom.
Yssa must either accept her
destiny or fight to change Fate.
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A self-proclaimed bookworm, Cherie
Reich is a speculative fiction writer and library assistant living in Virginia.
Her short stories have appeared in magazines and anthologies, and her books
include the horror collection Nightmare, a space fantasy novella
collection titled Gravity, and the fantasy series The Foxwick
Chronicles and The Fate Challenges. Reborn is her debut
novel. She is Vice President of Valley Writers and a member of the Virginia
Writers Club and Untethered Realms. For more information, please visit her website.
Drat you both. I have been making some (tiny) inroads into my unread tower and now you are waving temptation into my weak-willing way.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Cherie - but the drat you still stands.
You know you don't really want us to stop tempting you, EC. ;)
DeleteHehe! Sorry! Okay, I'm not that sorry, but still. I know what you mean about making a dent in your to-read list only to find more books to read. :)
DeleteThose annoying but gorgeous ones always cause trouble. Congratulations and much success, Cherie. I was glancing at the cover for a bit before I realized the fire isn't a fire. It's a bird. Very cool and creative. The story sounds like an exciting page turner too.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that cover gorgeous, Robyn? :)
DeleteThank you, Robyn! One of the things I loved about my cover was the phoenix and how it also looked like fire. :)
DeleteCongratulations, Cherie! And such an awesome cover.
ReplyDeleteIt's certainly beautiful, Alex. Creative too!
DeleteYay for Cherie! This book is phenomenal. :)
ReplyDeleteShe's created such an intriguing world, Christine!
DeleteThank you, Christine! :)
DeleteHi River,
ReplyDeleteI'm delighted to make note of Cherie's latest venture. Such an awesome cover from yet another one of my adoring fans. Congrats to Cherie and thank you, River.
A good weekend to you all.
Gary :)
We all adore you, Gary. :) The cover rocks!
DeleteAww! Thank you, Gary!
DeleteThanks so much for having me and Reborn on your blog today, River!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Cherie! :)
DeleteHere's to a very successful Reborn tour and future.
ReplyDelete*clinks punch glasses with Lee*
DeleteGrats to Cherie!
ReplyDeleteOh dear, so many books and so little time...
Isn't it always that way, Loni? :) Although, I think it would be even worse if it were the other way around...
DeleteThank you, Loni! And I know exactly what you mean, but I'm with River. It would be worse to have too few books. :)
DeleteI'm seeing this book everywhere today. Congrats, Cherie!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Stephanie!
DeleteThanks for stopping by and cheering Cherie on, Stephanie!
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