Book Blurb
For Chloe, her gift of prophecy has proven the future to be unshakeable. Nothing ever changes, and no one really has a choice. The future is what it is, and she accepted that a long time ago.
Then her sisters convince her to try changing her future, to give herself the chance for happiness that she never expected. When she succeeds, the black and white certainty she’s always had vanishes. It turns blurry with infinite possibilities she can barely distinguish and everything she ever expected to happen is lost. Only Sebastian's future gives clues about what's coming, and it's filled with images of blood and death.
But Chloe can’t change the future when the choices aren’t hers to make and if she can’t change it, can she accept it or will she continue to fight for the lives most important to her?
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Toot's Review by Stacy Sabala
Chloe is the
sister that sees the future. She is also
my least favorite. She lords her power
over her sister thinking she is better than the others. SO I was interested to see how her story
would evolve and play out. I liked
seeing her question herself and others telling her she can’t control what
happens. Choices made by the individuals
change their futures. I truly did not
like her in the beginning of the book.
She was a bit stuck up and a snob.
She was very judgmental toward people.
It was completely obvious when Sebastian was introduced. She gradually shifted her viewpoints as the
story progressed. She slowly started
realizing she could change her future.
I liked how
nerdy Bastian was really made a difference in how Chloe saw what she was doing
and made her focus on what her gift was truly trying to tell her. By the end she showed her strength and that
she was able to regain her faith. She finally
was able to understand what she needed to do to save those she loved and have
the future she dreamed of. It was a
great read by the end and I give it a 4 out of 5.
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