Drawn: Book I in the DRAWN Series

by Maria Keffler

"I started to pray for help to come, for God to save us. Then I stopped. I swallowed another mouthful of my own blood. If God even existed, he obviously didn’t give a crap about me." -- When Juliet begins to shape the future by drawing it, she must discover the source of her newfound power of artistic prophecy and the key to making it work. But when her trust and her future are betrayed by the very people who condemned Damon, she must learn to discern right from wrong, truth from deception, the honorable from the predatory. And when everything she knows and loves is taken from her, she discovers a power at work in the universe which forges paths into places most people choose never to go.

454 pages, Paperback

First published October 30, 2013

About the author

Maria Keffler lives in Arlington, VA near (but not in) the cemetery with her STEM-y hubs and three darling cherubs who all wish they were only children. Maria is a co-founder of Advocates Protecting Children, which helps individuals, families, churches, and organizations navigate transgender ideology. Ms. Keffler is also a co-founder of the Arlington Parent Coalition, a watchdog group in Arlington, VA, which works to safeguard parents’ rights and children’s safety in public education. An author, speaker, and teacher with a background in educational psychology, Ms. Keffler has fought to protect children from unethical activism and dangerous policies around sexuality and transgender ideology since 2018. She is also an award-seeking novelist/blogger, and is writing her next book, as well as working on a simple formula to predict prime numbers to infinity. She lives in Arlington, Virginia (USA), with her husband and three teenage children.

Reviews

[Susan Ecker-Sible · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great novel! I’m looking forward to reading the rest of the series!

[Carla · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is about a middle school student who has an artistic gift. Her family is in a state of turmoil and she has found her first love. I am a retired middle school teacher and the emotions of the middle schoolers are realistic.

[Adero Brooks · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good teen Christian fiction, but the internal conflicts in the main character make me want to reach into the pages and shake her!