Sky of Seven Colors was an epic Science Fiction/Fantasy standalone novel!
Our main character, Meg, makes a wish to the universe that she'd do anything to wake her friend up from a coma. Her wish was granted but by the gray people, not the universe. The gray people kidnap Meg and coerce her into becoming a bride for their king, with hopes that her ties with the gray kingdom can save her friend.
I loved the aspect of science fiction/fantasy where the alien was the human. That was so bizarre to me but in the best way possible, and I found myself getting excited at the idea of myself in Meg's situation. I also really enjoyed the types of gray people. It felt similar to Earth, in that we have many people, but not all of the same ethnicity. How color comes into play throughout this story, is interesting as well! Oh, and the besmons! You have to read about them!
With the difference in characters, physically and mentally, the setting of a different world than my own, and this being standalone, I was more than pleased. The plot twist itself, was one for the books, here or on the gray earth ;) The clean fiction was also a huge plus for me. I'm so thankful for stories that don't have bad language or R-rated scenes.
I think people that like Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, Gulliver's Travels, and other portal fantasy stories, will thoroughly enjoy this delicious fantasy! Check out the author's interview with Enclave Publishing below!
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