The Nestlings

<p>Book 3 in The Catalyst Trilogy follow-up to the award-winning <em>The Catalyst</em> and #1-released <em>The Penance</em></p><p><strong>_______________________________________________________________</strong></p><p></p><p><strong>OMG! I LOVED GETTING REACQUAINTED WITH THE DEVELOPING CHARACTERS AND SEEING HOW THEIR STORYLINES INTERSECT IN SURPRISING EXCITING WAYS!                                                   </strong></p><p><strong>                                                                       -</strong>advanced reader review</p><p></p><p><strong>SOMETIMES OUR SEEDS CAN EVOLVE OUR DESTINIES</strong></p><p></p><p>Malin Maverick now nearly eighteen and living in Toronto is on the brink of two life-altering events: her long-awaited prom with a mysterious date and a momentous family wedding in Istanbul.</p><p></p><p>From childhood playdates with 'Uncle Finn' and his peculiar 'dog' Bo to her mother Kaitlin's relentless search for answers across continents Malin's life has been woven with secrets and revelations. What truly lies at the heart of the struggles that have plagued her family? Did it all begin with Kaitlin's fateful encounter with Finn Du Feu or were there unseen <em>catalysts</em> at play long before?</p><p></p><p>Meanwhile Lar Iktar-now 'Aresh Jahan'-returns to his native Dubai to confront his past and the enigmatic 'Amir.' As questions of identity fate and control take center stage one truth becomes undeniable: someone-or something-has been pulling the strings all along.</p><p></p><p>In this electrifying conclusion to <em>The Catalyst Trilogy</em> lives intertwine in extraordinary ways forcing each character to face the powers and 'coincidences' that have shaped them. Through surprising twists and turns answers emerge to the ultimate questions of existence-for <strong>humans </strong>and <strong>jinn </strong>alike.</p><p></p><p><strong><em>Don't miss the spellbinding finale where destinies collide secrets unravel and the truth is finally set free.</em></strong></p><h4><strong>Sometimes our NESTLINGS can soar farther than we ever thought possible.</strong></h4>