Elleson
Elleson by Misha McCorkle is a young adult fiction novel published by Michelle McCorkle on September 8, 2020. This 286-page book explores the lives of Daisy and Brogan, two teenagers who feel out of place in their small town of Forsakensville. Daisy, raised by her father to think differently, struggles with her identity due to her scarred appearance, while Brogan, a newcomer with a famous background, faces his own challenges as he adjusts to life away from home.
In this narrative, readers will find a blend of fantasy and contemporary themes as Daisy and Brogan navigate their secrets and dreams. Daisy transforms into a fierce warrior in a vivid dream world, while Brogan confronts mysterious, otherworldly voices. As they delve deeper into their alternate realities, they uncover truths about themselves and their connection to each other. The story intertwines elements of religious and Christian themes, offering a unique perspective on personal growth and self-discovery.
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Daisy’s father raised her to think differently, to think beyond life in their small town. Maybe that’s why she never fit in, why people keep her at arm’s length. Or maybe it’s her scarred face and broken body.
One day, Daisy discovers an unexpected friend in Brogan, a newcomer with model-perfect looks and an internationally famous father. Sent to live with his grandparents for his junior year, he’s not exactly thrilled to find himself living in “Forsakensville,” either.
Both teens harbor secrets. In a vivid dream world, Daisy is an accomplished warrior, fierce and free. And despite being trained in martial arts his whole life, Brogan keeps running into unfriendly, otherworldly voices he doesn’t know how to fight.
Nothing is as it seems as darkness and light converge in an alternate world where Daisy and Brogan discover more about each other-and themselves-than they bargained for.
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