I finally binge watched it last year, and while I think it kind of fell apart at the very end, it occurred to me that there are some similarities between Echo and Anna. I’m a huge fan of Joss Whedon’s work, but I somehow missed Dollhouse when it first aired. His visions are similar to those of a character that we meet in The Delphi Effect, Jaden Park, although I’d argue that Fiver’s type of prophecy is a little more useful to those around him. Fiver is the smallest of the main characters, and rather fragile due both to his size and his psychic abilities. Adams does a wonderful job of making the characters in this bo ok real and engaging, and that can be difficult to do when your characters are all rabbits. The following characters are, therefore, ones who in some way influenced either the story or key characters in my upcoming Delphi Trilogy.įiver from Richard Adams’s Watership Down

So when I saw this guest post topic, I knew I’d need to narrow it down a bit, especially since there are so many historical figures I could choose from for my CHRONOS Files series. Other times, it’s because some aspect of the character resonates with elements of my own personality. Sometimes, it’s because the character reminds me of people I’ve known in real life. When I think back through the many books, movies, and television shows that I’ve loved over the years, there are dozens–maybe even hundreds–of characters whose personalities and attributes linger in my mind. Ten Characters (Real and Fictional) Who Influenced The Delphi Effect And when the covert organization seeking to recruit her crosses the line by kidnapping her friend, it will discover just how far Anna is willing to go to bring it down. Facing the forces behind her new hitcher’s death will challenge the barriers, both good and bad, that Anna has erected over the years and shed light on her power’s origins. When a chance touch leads her to pick up the insistent spirit of a girl who was brutally murdered, Anna is pulled headlong into a deadly conspiracy that extends to the highest levels of government. These mental hitchhikers are the reason Anna has been tossed from one foster home and psychiatric institution to the next for most of her life.

Resting on a park bench, touching the turnstile at the Metro station-she never knows where she’ll encounter a ghost. Unfortunately, seventeen-year-old Anna Morgan has no choice. In this thrilling new series from Rysa Walker, the award-winning and best-selling author of Timebound, a teen psychic is the key to stopping a government conspiracy.

The Delphi Effect by Rysa Walker