Chosen

Marissa Dow retreats to her childhood farm to heal from a divorce and her mother’s death. There she experiences a bizarre event that challenges her grip on reality. She shares this secret with her skeptical best friend Becka. Proof eventually confirms the occurrence, binding them in silence. Marissa later marries Brycen and they have a daughter named Tara. Years pass until Tara suffers nightmares linked to Marissa’s past at the farm. The family confronts an unknown force affecting the child. The narrative focuses on the tension between good and evil within Tara’s life. It examines how hidden secrets influence future generations. Marissa and Becka attempt to protect the girl from forces beyond their control. The story traces the impact of a single mysterious event across six years. It explores themes of maternal protection and inherited trauma. Readers who enjoy supernatural family dramas will find this compelling. Those seeking fast-paced action may find the pacing slow. Marla Meyers writes this tale with attention to emotional resonance. The book suits fans of gothic fiction and psychological horror. It avoids graphic violence in favor of atmospheric dread. The plot relies on character relationships rather than external threats. Readers who prefer clear resolutions might feel unsatisfied by the open-ended nature of the conflict.