Bryn is a Pacific Northwest girl finding nooks and crannies of free time to write the novel she’s dreamed of writing since she was sixteen. She loves angsty music, wind storms, and hot coffee with a splash of heavy cream. She believes in love above all else, hope without proof, and the hard work it takes to heal.
Liana Marshal’s psychic power should be a gift, but its volatile nature warps her sense of reality.
After a vision tricks her into pushing her mother to her death, she lives in shame and longs to escape her abusive older brother Brian, who is unaware of her power and determined to punish her for ruining their family.
Then she meets Kye, a fire wielder who can suppress the powers of others. Their first encounter triggers a vision telling her that one day, this boy will mean everything to her. But Liana refuses to let this prophecy derail her plan to escape her brother and hide herself away.
With her unruly power jeopardizing her job at her Uncle’s cafe, her only means of funding her escape from Brian, Liana decides to get serious about learning to master her abilities. When Kye offers to help, this only draws them closer. As Kye shows his affection for her and she realizes that he is someone she can truly rely on, she betrays herself by falling in love.
It's a battle of longing and logic as Liana draws closer to Kye while striving to conceal her damaged past. If he discovers the horror she committed, he could abandon her.
And that’s a type of pain Liana can’t survive.
Sad, redemptive, and injected with hope, I present to you: Wrath and Worth.
