
1. What made you wish to write this book?
This book starts its inception as a continuation of Clarity, book 1 of the Divine Potentials series. However, Kell, the MC of FarSight was more of a side character to Daena, who was the MC in the first novel. However, she ended up wanting more “screen time”, which forced me to reconsider her role and in truth made her become the more flushed out character that is in FarSIght now. That happened with another one of my novels later in the series, but you’ll have to wait for it to be published/released before you can find out who.
2. What is your favorite part of the book and why?
My favorite part of the book is actually a scene that didn’t originally be there. Originally there was a major part dealing with a wagon ride that introduced a bunch of new characters. It took away from the flow of the story and really didn’t add anything to it. My copy-editors, thankfully recognized the superfluous of it and suggested it be changed. I, of course, could have refused, but after thinking more on it, I came to realize the sense in the suggestion. And in so doing, not only did it become a much more fun sequence events, but it gave an explanation for a trip Asha, our series hero, makes in a later novel. Plus, it was fun to revisit a character which I felt had far too little exposure as it was. I know it doesn’t tell you exactly which part is my favorite, but that is why you have to read the book!
3. If you could spend time with a character from your book, whom would it be? And what would you do during the day?
The easy answer would of course be Asha, since he is the hero of the series and a messenger by trade. It would exciting to see where he ends up, but incredibly dangerous as well. A less obvious answer would be T’alorin. Each of the characters obviously represent a part of my personality or an observation of someone close to me. So, I know, for a fact that she and I would have a fun time. As far as what we would do together, that is a bit more complicated. Before the story’s events I would say we would most likely skip classes to goof off. Now, I might be busy training to become a better person. Not as fun but equally important.
4. What did you edit out of your book?
I cut a great deal out of the story since originally there were about six points of view. But, it became too disjointed and I was able to simplify the events that took place from those character’s POV by referencing it in dialogue with the primary MCs’ POVs. And by doing so, I realized it was simply filler and unnecessarily affected the flow of the story. I think it is far better now without it. Don’t you?
5. Describe yourself in 5 words or less
Constantly reconsidering my chosen profession 🙂


The reaction was instantaneous as the feline collapsed beneath its own momentum. Its body erupted into violent tremors and it let out a horrendous cry. The previously healed wounds throughout its body ripped open and black puss seeped from each.
Asha staggered to his feet and recovered his sword. The demonsbane did the trick of severing the bond, but the creature still lived. Even now it attempted to get up in spite of the exorbitant amount of pain; its efforts were accented by periodic mewls and moans.
He would not give it the chance to recover. He silently begged forgiveness for the soul he was about to extinguish, adding it to the others, and severed the creature’s head.

Kell Stevyns is cursed with the ability to foresee a person’s death. Unable to block the visions of violence and loss, she is determined to find a cure. FarSight (The Divine Potentials) by @esteinauthor
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