Maya of the In-Between (Maya Rising)

★★★★★ "Best fantasy meets end of world book ever"—Netgalley review

A young woman's journey of self-discovery set against the backdrop of two contrasting inter-dimensional worlds.

One is Dystopian—a future in which humans ignore the repercussions of excessive industrialization on nature, and the other is Utopian—where humans live in harmony with nature and each other.

Planet Earth has been depleted, and catastrophic weather events have eradicated human civilization in nature's final attempt to restore balance and survive. All remaining life is contained in one City—a fortress of iron and technology, providing safety at the cost of freedom.

Until recently, MAYA lived there in hiding, painting visions of a vibrant valley where nature still thrives. When she meets the young, bright-eyed officer, Björn, he tells her the world she's been painting is real. Determined to find it, they become unlikely allies.

Their race against the oppressive Control and quest for truth and freedom leads them to a sophisticated race that safeguards Earth's buried history. But can they be convinced that humanity is worth saving?

★★★★★ "Wow. It's rare that I find a dystopian novel that is equally a utopian one. And this one is the most spiritual one I can remember reading in a while. If you only read one dystopian novel this year - please make it this one! You won't be disappointed."—Goodreads Review

★★★★★ "If you, or someone you know is quieter than most, intelligent, observant, a sensitive, this book is a dream find... It is the journey of a shy girl stepping boldly into her personal power as life unfolds chaotically around her... A great gift for a young woman struggling in an often harsh world." —Inner Peace Foundation

★★★★★ "This book is so powerful for our introverts that don’t typically see themselves as the heroes in fantasy novels.
It includes yoga philosophy and warnings about climate change. And of course, a beautiful reminder that softness/empathy/vulnerability is its own type of strength."—NetGalley Review

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