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While The Choosing honed in on the search for a serial killer, the suspense in this novel stems from much more intrigue.

My favorites were Wire (the teenage tech expert) and Jesse (a young lone archer with a mysterious past). New characters were also introduced in The Calling. remove characters from the story, so that feeling of, "no one is safe," kept me on the edge of my seat. It's a roller-coaster of emotions following Remko's and the rest of the Seers' (followers of Aaron and his Father) journey throughout the novel. In The Calling, he's much more fleshed out as a character, moving beyond simply being Carrington Hale's love interest (and now husband). In The Choosing, one of the characters I wanted to learn more about was Remko Brandt, so when I found out he was the main protagonist of The Calling, I was thrilled.

To protect those he loves, he must conquer his fears and defeat Gold. With dissension in his own camp-and the CityWatch soldiers closing in-Remko feels control slipping through his fingers. In order to achieve his dangerous ambitions, Gold knows he must do more than catch the rebels-he must destroy the hope their message represents. Recently appointed Authority President Damien Gold claims to be guiding a city shaken by rebellion into a peaceful, harmonious future. Now a husband, father, and the tactical leader of the Seers, Remko has never had so much at risk.Īs he and his team execute increasingly dangerous rescue missions inside the city, they face growing peril from a new enemy. But bravado comes easy when you have nothing to lose. Remko Brant had never been so sure of anything as escaping the Authority City with Carrington Hale. Dekker delves into exploring the concepts of fear, control, and hope while keeping you turning the pages with intrigue and suspense! The Calling is Rachelle Dekker's follow-up to her romantic and suspenseful dystopian debut, The Choosing.