Quarterling: The Story of a Rebel

by Natasja Hellenthal

Seventeen-year-old Fay Comyenti has it lots of freedom, great parents, a budding romance, and super animal abilities most can only dream of. Only, those powers have to be kept a secret in order for her kind to stay safe. After being rejected by her love interest, Elodyn, Fay leaves her village to do some good with her skills in the world despite the concerns of her comyenti mother and human father.Zemandu, the last of the tracar people has been following Fay from a distance for a good reason. The demoness is dying. Attracted by the girl's altruistic mission, her abilities, and her benevolent energy she sees Fay as her last hope.When Fay and Zemandu -- two powerful women of a very different nature, yet both the last of their kind -- cross paths, they'll forever change the course of humanity, but at what cost?Will Fay risk losing her heart and her innate empathy to the tracar-- the very characteristics what makes her a comyenti in the first place --without jeopardising her vital mission?Follow Fay and Zemandu in this suspenseful, romantic, yet dramatic YA novel which is a full standalone spin-off novel from the popular Comyenti Series.

287 pages, Paperback

Published July 31, 2018

About the author

Natasja Hellenthal is a novelist, researcher, environmentalist, and nature and animal lover. Her interests include reading the best books, science and metaphysics, psychology, philosophy, and art. She lives on a Greek island with her rescued cats.

She writes witty, speculative fiction that entertains people but at the same time makes them think. Her work has been described as 'thought-provoking'. Her writing is about change, freedom, advocating for LGBT equality, and animal welfare.

In her novels, she also deals with big psychological, ethical themes and struggles of life such as love and loss, abuse, and the consequences of our actions. She tries to build strong characters as realistically as possible, for even though the genre is Fantasy she wants people to feel connected with her heroes and villains as they would with their real-life people.

'Her books are available for Kindle, free with KindleUnlimited, and in Paperback.

Natasja Hellenthal is influenced by writers such as Tanith Lee, Kahlil Gibran, Patricia McKillip, and Hermann Hesse.

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