Timespell Book

TIMESPELL

"The plot twists, romance, and action had me reading way past my bedtime. I couldn't put Timespell down!" - Bethany Wiggins, author of Shifting and Stung

"The strength of Paz's debut novel, Timespell, derives from her Daughters of Fate. These three teenage girls must manage the catastrophes of adolescence—prom, boyfriends, teachers and bullies—while attempting to correct historical catastrophes that threaten us all. Timespell is a fun and entertaining read because of the irreconcilable differences within the trio, and the danger to the world should they fail." - Jason Beymer, author of Nether and Rogue's Curse

"Diana Paz enchanted me with her magical and amazing debut, Timespell. The ending left me in awe and craving more. I predict Paz will quickly become a new favorite author of young adult readers." - Karen Amanda Hooper, author of Tangled Tides and Grasping at Eternity

"Timespell has everything to offer—historical upheaval, the trials of high school friendship, heart-pounding romance—all wrapped in a fresh, inspired take on mythology. The result left me holding my breath until the very last page." - Trisha Leigh, author of Whispers in Autumn and Winter Omens

Sixteen-year-old Julia Corona is a Daughter of Fate, destined to travel through time to battle the creatures of Mythos who seek to change history. Julia would rather use her powers to ditch PE than fulfill her duties as the Daughter of Present, but her best friend Angie, the Daughter of Past, can't stand the thought of their magic fading away, which is what will happen if they can't find the third Daughter soon. Then they discover the Daughter of Future is Kaitlyn, the bullying bad girl who tried to steal Angie's boyfriend. Suddenly a world ruled by demons doesn't seem so bad compared to being magically bound to Kaitlyn for the rest of their lives.

Julia is ready to kiss the magic goodbye until she meets Ethan, an intense young man who claims to be her protector and seems to know Julia better than she knows herself. He looks at her with a strange mix of longing and resentment that Julia can't explain. Before she gets a chance to solve the mystery, the creatures of Mythos strike, opening a portal in Revolutionary France. The Daughters of Fate must set aside their differences and band together with Ethan to travel back in time to close the portal, but someone close to them will betray them, making their task nearly impossible. The history books are changing, and it may already be too late.