Never by Jessa Hastings (Paperback)

Never by Jessa Hastings (Paperback)

Book 1 of 1: Never

Daphne is drawn into a world tied to the women in her family, where Peter Pan and Jem Hook shape a history she never chose. As she uncovers the truth behind her legacy, she stands between duty, desire, and the cost of leaving the past behind...read the full blurb.

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JH-N-01-N-PB
ISBN:
9781398717114
Pages:
384
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Weight 268 g
Dimensions 129 × 29 × 198 mm
Author

Jessa Hastings

Book Series

Never

Book Series Order

Book 1 of 1

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Fantasy, Fiction, Magic, Retellings, Romance, Romantasy, Summer, Young Adult

Publication Year

2025

Publisher

Orion Publishing Co

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Blurb:

Daphne grows up hearing the stories told through the women in her family. Each tale speaks of a boy who moves with light at his back, reaches distant skies, and lives in a place hidden beyond the stars. Every generation before her met him. Each one was taken to a world where pirates sail open waters, fairies move freely, and the rules of London no longer matter. Daphne never expected those stories to shape her own life, yet the pull of that world becomes impossible to ignore.

When she is carried far from everything she knows, she meets the two figures at the centre of her family history. Peter Pan carries the weight of legend and holds ties that reach deep into her past. Jem Hook stands on the opposite side, sharp-minded and steady, drawing out truths she tries to ignore. Daphne finds herself caught between long-held stories and the choices she must make for herself.

As she learns more about the bond that links her to this world, she questions what her family sacrificed for the life they returned to. She faces the pull of memories she never lived and a future shaped by people she barely understands. With every step, she must decide whether to follow the path laid out for her or break from it. The questions grow louder: how much of the past should we carry, and what do we risk when we let go?