Maybe for everyone else. But for Taliah, her choices don't open doors to destiny or anywhere interesting. Until she receives a postcard that sets her on a path of discovery and in the sights of a man who could be a nice diversion while she figures it out. Choosing to help out her sexy new friend with a worthy cause was an easy choice to make. But is it really worth it if the result is her broken heart?
Split second decisions determine outcomes.
The choice to put his Rite of Passage on hold and put the trials first was a stupid mistake. But Brady believed that he could make everything right again when the dust settled. What he didn't count on was Taliah being unwilling to give him a second chance.
Stev'k never wanted the trials to come before the Passage but he thought his time to choose someone had passed. But now that they've chosen Taliah, he resents making the choice to put the trials first and Brady for forcing him to put his duty on the back burner. Losing Taliah will seal the lid on their fate and the choice to live or die will no longer be theirs to make.
Can Stev'k and Brady prove to Taliah that she was always their first choice before it's too late? Can Taliah see that she does have a destiny and that all she has to do to claim it is to choose it?