A Choice of Destiny

by June Stevens

Taken from her home and family when she was just a few days old, Illaria has spent her entire life in the Spirit Realm school for the Gifted. But today she has to make a choice that will take her away from the only home she has ever known forever. How does one choose their destiny when they have no idea where it will lead or what the consequences will be?

23 pages, ebook

First published December 20, 2012

About the author

June is a geek girl, fat chick, and unrepentant romantic. She writes full time and is both independently and traditionally published. She also works part time running her greeting card company, Once More With Feelings, and is co-owner of the Pop Lit Divas Radio Show.

When not working, June can be found making jewelry, reading, cooking, or watching geeky movies with her husband and snuggling with her 6…YES 6, furbabies. Notice cleaning wasn’t listed…

Reviews

[Karen · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is a fantastic fantasy about a girl who has to train for many years for a huge life test. And one day that test is brought up upon her and she does not feel that she is ready. Yet she must do the test, she must choose her destiny path. Where she thinks she belongs in the world. With people, or alone. In heat, or cold. Whatever she thinks is a better way of survival she will choose. That is the huge test she has to choose her own destiny.
I personally loved this book because it is a very nice, sweet, and true story witch many people can relate to so I very highly recommend you read it! As soon as you can. But it is a short book so you can read it in one day.

[Sitt · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a short preview of a magical novel to be in progress. Sounds interesting to continue on. For me it has all the concept it needs to be made into a great fantasy urban story. It lacks a little in providing more fundamental insights into the spirit realm, how are kids chosen, why are they chosen. What is the purpose of the Spirit Realm. These are all points that can be included into the developing story. Keep up the good work-I am waiting to read more.

[Hikaru · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good beginning to a bigger series. Wouldn't mind reading more of it.

[Elizabeth Golding · Rating 4 out of 5]

I want more!!!

[Keyreads · Rating 4 out of 5]

I want to know what happenss next!