★Bestselling books with good comments in Amonzon, No.6 in Fantasy!
★Reported by the well-known Swiss media BLICK, admired as the “New J. K. Rowling”!
★More than 10,000 copies sold in only three months, 3rd printed!
★for teenager 12+ , sample English translation available!

A girl is born who should not have survived. It carries the blood of three races who have always been enemies – she is a mixture of elf, human and schirkan. According to ancient legends, one of those rare hybrids that are able to develop enormous powers.

Up to the age of sixteen Soya lives with the humans and knows nothing of her true origin or who she really is and what powers are dormant in her. She grows up safe with her grandfather in a peaceful time. Soya lives a very ordinary life and enjoys her youth. Only her fear of heights and her inexplicable sensitivity to the sun annoys her. One day a green stone falls in her hands, in which a magical script is formed.

Soya realizes that her world consists of much more than she could believe and as it seemed so far.But this is only the beginning - a dark power has become aware of Soya and is chasing her. Soya flees and meets an important friend who will accompany her from now on: Taoko, a young black wolf with psychic abilities.

But nothing is as it seems at first, because the real enemy comes from a completely unexpected side...

Luisa Sarah Blum
born in 1984, lives with her family in Winterthur (Switzerland). The idea for her debut novel "Soya" came to the trained Shiatsu therapist on various journeys to distant countries and cultures.

For over four years she has worked with great dedication and passion on her debut and created her own fantastic world. Even during pregnancy and also after the birth of her little daughter she continued writing almost daily - sometimes in the most impossible places and often on small notes or napkins, so as not to lose the thread of this great story.

With her debut novel "Soya", Luisa Sarah Blum has not only written an incredibly exciting fantasy novel, but also a profound and at the same time moving story about love, friendship and otherness.

Because the message of this fantastic work in every respect is clear: It doesn't matter what blood flows in your veins, where you were born and who your ancestors are. The only thing that matters is what you think and how you act.