Science fiction novel The Frequency

 

He was her best friend. She was the only one who was able to see him - up to the day when he suddenly disappeared. Forever? Was he just a product of her imagination or was there some deeper truth?

Readers praise:

 

»Janja Srečkar's literary debut is undoubtedly a book you can't put down till the last page.« (Jože, 61)

 

»In my opinion the book is excellent. Whilst reading it, you experience a special frequency, because you allow yourself to enjoy extraordinary abilities. You can also experience the feelings of the protagonists, which are described in detail. You quickly fall into the story because it abounds with interesting situations from the very start and it stays that way to the end.« (Alisa, 18)

 

»A very intense story stirring magical feelings that can make anyone in today's society feel like being a part of the story… Readers can at the same time truly embrace the idea that everything - but really everything - is possible and thus start toying with the idea in their own minds…« (Jasmin, 18)

 

»I really liked the book because it was the first book I was truly interested in. I hope you'll write another one so I can read it.« (Tim, 17)

 

»Science fiction novel The Frequency is genuinely excellent! The story of the book is full of dark twists and turns, romance, extraordinary abilities, interesting messages and much more than that. I would recommend it to teenagers, students, parents, individuals…« (Edis, 31)

 

»It seems so heavenly that you sympathise with the heroine and you feel like she does. You are literally with her in a higher frequency; you drift away, in a way. I like it very much because the essence of the story doesn't get revealed prematurely, which makes it alluring and readable for the longest time. When you finish the book you realize that the start and the end of the story are connected. In the end everything becomes sensible, everything is explained; the essence of the story along with all its details. I have found several positive messages in the story. I will gladly reread it, and then maybe once more and once more.« (Nika, 18)