Open Heart — Emlyn Chand

Plus-sized Simmi Shergill doesn't need to use her gift of psychic feeling to lure Alex and Dax into falling for her; they do that on their own. Choosing between the blind seer who loves her and the charming telekinetic with "bad idea" written all over him won't be easy--especially while trying to survive high school.

Evolved Publishing presents the second in a 5-part series, Farsighted, by award-winning author Emlyn Chand. YA / ROMANCE / PARANORMAL / FANTASY

Simmi Shergill's life is a mess. Her powers of psychic feeling are on the fritz, and Grandon Township's sudden population boom has brought quite a few unsavory characters to town. She also looks like an over-blown balloon in her size 14 pants, but not even starving herself seems to be helping.

At least she has Alex, the boyfriend who loves her so much he'd do anything for her. Last summer, he even risked his life to protect her from the mysterious boy everyone was convinced wanted to kill her.

Just one problem: she's not so sure she feels the same way. Is Alex really the man of her dreams? Why can't she stop fixating on her would-be killer, Dax? Part of her wants to run screaming in the other direction whenever Dax is around, while the other part longs to run into his embrace, no matter whom she'd hurt or what she'd risk.

Simmi's loyalty is on the line. Whom will she choose--the blind seer who loves her, or the charming telekinetic with "bad idea" written all over him? Emotions run high in the tension-packed book two of the "Farsighted" series.

Praise for Farsighted:

• Winner, Writer's Digest Self-Published Novel Awards, Young Adult Category, 2012
• Best Multicultural Fiction, Next Generation Indie Book Awards, 2012 
• Finalist, Eric Hoffer Award, 2012
• BookBundlz Book Club Pick, 2012
• Overall Winner, Best Young Adult Fiction, Best Debut Author, Dragonfly eBook Awards, 2011
• Bronze Medalist, Paranormal Fiction, Readers Favorite, 2012
• Finalist, Speculative Fiction, Global eBook Awards, 2011
• Winner of the Alternative Booker Award, 2011
• Winner of the WritersType First Chapter Competition, September 2011