The Worlds That Separated Us

​​​​​​​Rosie has always felt ordinary, until a storm causes her car to crash, revealing memories of a life she never knew she had. Thrown back into a world of war, Rosie must navigate a destiny she’s only beginning to understand. As her memories return, so do the undeniable sparks between her and Ezra, the man who saved her life, and the one she’s destined to love. While she settled into a life with no memory of him on Earth, he endured years of torture, never once giving up on the hope of finding her. Scars now plague his skin, but the look in his eyes when they meet hers is undeniable, and Rosie can’t ignore it for much longer.As worlds collide and allegiances are tested, Rosie and Ezra unite to defeat the man who seeks to destroy everything they hold dear. In this fast paced, emotionally charged tale, every choice could be their last.I am Number Four meets The Fifth Wave meets Roswell, New Mexico in this fast paced captivating young adult fantasy.The Worlds That Separated Us is the first book in a completed Duology by debut Irish Author Megan Jayne. Set in the Scottish Highlands. If you enjoy fast paced plots, with lots of action, swoon worthy love interests and slow burn romance, then this is the series for you.WHAT READERS ARE SAYING'I LOVED this book! It held my interest from the begining and I devoured this book from start to finish. This book was easy to read, but also kept me on edge waiting to see what would happen next. I am a sucker for a strong character personality that gives off 'touch her and I’ll kill you' vibes and this is exactly what I was given in this story. I can not wait to see what the next installment of this duology brings.' ★★★★★'The Worlds That Separated Us is a wonderful and incredibly rich fantasy novel, so well built and fast paced that I wasn’t able to put it down till i reached the end. I was absolutly captivated by the atmosphere and the characters. This novel submerges the reader in a landscape so imaginative and detailed that the information of the world building/plot never feels forced, and is never difficult to understand or picture in one’s mind. I had an enjoyable tie reading this and it held my attention the entire way through that i finished it within the day!' ★★★★★