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By: Miriam Sarin

The Test

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Power from the gods. Myths, legends, and a forgotten world.


Bek is sixteen and life is hard... in an ordinary kind of way. School is tough; home is worse, and she wishes things would change. And for once, change comes. 


Bek unwittingly sets an ancient test in motion, imbuing her with godlike powers and opening her eyes to an unseen world.


Finally liberated from her dismal reality, this exciting discovery takes a darker turn as Bek is thrust into the middle of a primordial war between the natural and the supernatural.


She may have the power, but for how long?


Forced into a quest for survival, being hunted by creatures she cannot comprehend, Bek must learn to trust others with her life. 


She must choose whether to run and hide, or stand and fight.

Miriam grew up in the bracing seaside town of Skegness. She inherited her love of story from her grandad, whose Christmas tradition was a glorious and giant sack full of books to dive into. Storytime evolved into a career as an actor; touring theatre, a tight-knit, fast-paced industry in which she was given the opportunity to write, direct and examine story from every angle. After an exhilarating decade, she left performance work to pursue her growing passion for creative writing, driving her adventure onwards to a Masters in Writing at Birmingham City University. And there, the idea for The Test sparked and a new chapter opened…

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  • Ashley Hobson

    “An ok book” The premise of this was interesting but it struggled to pique my interest. It’s not till about halfway through that it starts to get more interesting. The FMC is clearly a flawed individual who has been dealt a rough hand in life and eventually makes the right decisions but it was still fairly difficult to keep my interest going. The ending felt quite rushed as well so I didn’t really enjoy it as much as I thought I would. An ok book.

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