Unbeknownst to them, ever since Ellie’s birth in 1922, destiny’s hand, guided by mythical forces and fairy tale lineage, has been pushing them into each other’s embrace, while also potentially into the arms of evil Others called the Timoro, and into the sights of dangerous feuding organizations– the Symboulio: the council of the ancient and divine, and the Symbio: the new world council of acceptance. Read 'Consequences' by Elyse Draper available from Rakuten Kobo. Elyse Draper Consequences (The Freewill Trilogy) Paperback Septemby Elyse Draper (Author) 11 ratings Book 2 of 3: The Freewill Trilogy See all formats and editions Kindle 2.99 Read with Our Free App Paperback 12.95 4 New from 12. They understood freewill wasn’t about physically resisting. Physical resistance isn’t always possible it is mentally, emotionally, and.

Ellie and Christopher inevitably find themselves developing an unusual relationship, where touching one another can only happen in Christopher’s dreams. Elyse Draper ‘They understood freewill wasn’t about physically resisting. Christopher, a present day young man with the special talent to foresee the truth of the intangible Others, quickly becomes Ellie’s heart’s desire. As a result of finding her soul mate (Christopher), Ellie has broken her curse, and awakened from her death to find that she has become something mystical, an ethereal Other. Within its pages a world comes to life, where mythology is real and evident in humanity’s interaction with the ethereal Others.Įllie, once a human but now an Other (an empathic creature surviving in a fugue state, inside the otherworldly veil for over sixty years,) has been finding the strength to exist through her compulsion to be a muse that is, until she meets Christopher. /rebates/2fbook2f1940256582fConsequences&. The trilogy is a Young Adult slipstream series that embodies both science fiction and dark fantasy, with strong paranormal romantic overtones. The Freewill Trilogy: We are not defined by the choices that are made for us but by the choices we make when we believe that all other options have been taken away.

Consequences by Elyse Draper