Serenity is not your average teenage girl, but it's not because of the fact she's a slave to a powerful man; it's because of a strange, reoccurring dream that constantly torments her mind. Finally, when she's saved from her old life, she is certain nothing could be better--except for that same dream. Within time, many different things begin to happen to her which aren't considered "normal." Senato--the man who saved her--bears a striking resemblance to the man in her nightly visions, her new head chain glows without warning or explanation, and talents she never knew she had become known. These questions taunt her until a young man steps in and reveals to her that her dream is a vision of her past--but not just any normal past... a whole past life filled with secrets, regrets, and even murder.
"A Mysus is not just someone who has lived a past life--it is a person who has been granted a second chance at life. There must have been something I was not able to finish in my past--something left undone..."
About Montana Hintermann
Montana Hintermann was fourteen when she first wrote "Envisioned" and finally published it at the age of sixteen. For this, she gives all the credit to God. Having grown up in a retirement area of South Carolina and actually been able to find exciting things to do there, she knew she could see things in a different light. However, one thing she never imagined was being able to write a book. For years, she has been hooked on reading everything she could get her hands on, though she has never stopped dreaming of her own world in her mind. "From the moment you read the first word of 'Envisioned,'" she says, "you have exited your world and entered my own. Have fun, and try not to get too lost."
Serenity is not your average teenage girl, but it's not because of the fact she's a slave to a powerful man; it's because of a strange, reoccurring dream that constantly torments her mind. Finally, when she's saved from her old life, she is certain nothing could be better--except for that same dream. Within time, many different things begin to happen to her which aren't considered "normal." Senato--the man who saved her--bears a striking resemblance to the man in her nightly visions, her new head chain glows without warning or explanation, and talents she never knew she had become known. 
Montana Hintermann was fourteen when she first wrote "Envisioned" and finally published it at the age of sixteen. For this, she gives all the credit to God. Having grown up in a retirement area of South Carolina and actually been able to find exciting things to do there, she knew she could see things in a different light. However, one thing she never imagined was being able to write a book. For years, she has been hooked on reading everything she could get her hands on, though she has never stopped dreaming of her own world in her mind. "From the moment you read the first word of 'Envisioned,'" she says, "you have exited your world and entered my own. Have fun, and try not to get too lost."