The Lost Chronicles of Darla
They called her invisible. They’ll never forget her.
The Lost Chronicles of Darla: THE SEVENTH SINNER
The Lost Chronicles of Darla
They called her invisible. They’ll never forget her.
Darla wants to be seen — by her parents, her friends, and the classmates who treat her like she barely exists. When the pressure to stay quiet becomes too heavy, she turns to her journal, pouring her pain, questions, and deepest fears onto the page.
But when a betrayal shatters the little trust she has left, Darla begins rewriting her story in a way she never expected. Guided by mysterious teachings that promise empowerment and clarity, she steps into a version of herself she’s never known — bold, watchful, and unafraid to confront the truth.
As Darla documents the moments that shaped her, the line between justice and revenge begins to blur… and she must face the consequences of the power she reaches for.
Sharp, emotional, and hauntingly real, The Lost Chronicles of Darla delivers a gripping YA psychological journey about identity, visibility, and the choices that change everything.
A gripping journal-style journey into power, pain, and the price of being seen.
For ages 13–17 | YA Psychological Fiction
For Educators & Librarians
Fiction that hits a nerve.
Sharp, emotional reads with real stakes.
Recommended for ages 13–17, The Lost Chronicles of Darla explores themes of identity, emotional resilience, justice, peer dynamics, and the search for belonging. With its intimate journal format and timely subject matter, the novella offers strong entry points for thoughtful classroom and counseling discussions.
Discussion Topics Include:
Justice vs. Revenge: When does “making things right” go too far?
Accountability: Why is it easier to judge others than ourselves?
Identity & Visibility: What does it mean to feel unseen, and how does that shape behavior?
Choices: How do small decisions influence major outcomes?
Power & Consequence: How do we use — or misuse — the power we gain?