They claim she will Prove early. They say she will have to face her demons or lose the battle to master her power. But she’s not ready. Not by a long shot. Marcus Servius has been hunting Allie for more than a thousand years, searching for the one of her line born with the power he once owned. He wants it back, but she’s not giving it up. For Allie, there is no more hiding behind misleading prophecies. It’s time to face him. With dangerous Immortal prisoners on the loose, wreaking havoc in the mortal world, the Senate demanding her cooperation, threats and prophecies that could lead to the demise of the world as they know it, and way too many young couples pairing up all around her, Allie doesn’t have time for things like Provings. She’s drowning in a sea of people who look to her for guidance. The only thing holding her up is Aidan, but he’s still not himself, and she worries his scars have cut too deeply. The fear of losing him haunts her. But she has to be the Child of Prophecy. It’s time to fulfill her role, but will Allie ever be the savior everyone expects her to be? Do you think you're ready for the final installment of the Immortals of Indriell Series? This dark and gritty tale of Immortality, prophecy and fated romance is about to end in an explosive conclusion that will leave readers hungry for more from this author. Proving is the seventh and final novel in the Immortals of Indriell Series, featuring multiple points of view from your favorite characters.
Author
Melissa A. Craven (the "A" stands for Ann—in case you were wondering) was born near Atlanta, Georgia, but moved to Cleveland, Ohio at the age of seventeen. She still thinks of Cleveland as home, so it was only natural for Emerge to take place there. Today, she is back in Atlanta—for some reason she can't seem to stay away from the ungodly heat that makes her long for things like "lake effect snow" and wind that will knock you flat. Melissa decided a long time ago that the “life checklist” everyone else was clutching so tightly in their fists, just wasn’t for her. She does everything backwards because she is weird like that, but then, she is an artist and artists are notoriously "unique" and "quirky." She is an avid student of art and design, and received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of West Georgia in 2009. She worked as an interior designer for several years, but she's always thought she might like to be a writer when she grows up. In her spare time, if she has any, she enjoys shopping for derelict furniture she refinishes to exercise the interior design part of her brain.
