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Seer
Paperback
Series: Guardians, Book 2
Publisher Price: $15.00
ISBN13: 9781966052029
Publisher: Jhg Books
Published: Aug 30 2025
Pages: 294
Weight: 0.87
Height: 0.66 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Seer is Book 2 in the Guardians Series, a coming-of-age fantasy with guardian angels, neurodivergence, family drama, and love.
Natalie is a Seer, a rare human who can see her guardian angel. While only a child, she has already begun to transform the world around her.
When Natalie and her autistic friend Timothy begin experimenting with the secret world of the Guardians, they have no idea that their discoveries will lead to unintended, and increasingly dire, consequences.
Natalie's brother Gabe is friends with a boy whose Guardian begins to enjoy his bullying a little too much. Jonathan's Guardian uses information unwittingly revealed through the Seer's experiments to pursue a dangerous agenda.
The parents are immersed in their own drama, with reconciliation and PTSD and growing families, and do not realize that the kids are discovering universal truths which could alter the very nature of reality.
The children, parents, and even the Guardians themselves will find their world rocked by the changes Natalie is causing with her newfound knowledge and abilities.
Things will never be the same.
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