Robin’s Review of Callasandra Fractured

Callasandra Fractured

When every move is watched—breaking free means risking everything

Sixteen-year-old Cassi Dyson thought she had a normal life—until the day her world shattered. In a sudden, terrifying moment, two men seize her father right in front of her. Before they drag him away, he shouts a coded message to her—the warning changes everything. Soon after, a dimensional fracture scatters Cassi—and all of Earth’s citizens—across dimensions.

Separated from her family, Cassi awakens alone in Cimerrion, a world where the government sees her as a threat, where every move is watched, and any misstep could mean capture—or worse. Not knowing who to trust, she adopts a new name—Callasandra—but even that may not be enough to keep her safe. Assigned to The Camp, a monitored sector where sixteen-year-olds are trained, Cassi must blend in to survive.

Robin’s Review

Triggers: Government surveillance, family separation, exploitation

Multiverse Survival Meets Music-Infused Dystopia

In Callasandra Fractured, Ms. Stephanie Douglas drops readers into a fractured Earth where sixteen-year-old Cassi is ripped from her family and thrust into Cimerrion—a world of surveillance, secrets, and control. Disguised as Callasandra, she must navigate a monitored youth training camp, dodge dangerous authorities, and join a growing resistance.

The story blends the edge-of-your-seat intensity of The Hunger Games with the eerie control of 1984. What sets this book apart is the haunting, original soundtrack—accessed via QR codes—that mirrors the characters’ emotions and mission. It’s an immersive, cinematic touch that elevates the tension and mood.

With compelling characters, sharp world-building, and a unique audio experience, Callasandra Fractured is a standout in the YA dystopian genre.

Perfect for Readers Who Love:

📖 Multiverse worlds

📖 YA survival stories

📖 Secret rebellions

📖 Soundtrack-enhanced fiction

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