Chasing Her Apollo - Girl Power Dahnya Armstrong lost her mother, Estelle, in a horrific car accident at the tender age of 6. Dahnya’s father, Robert, does a fantastic job raising her alone and deserves all the credit for the independent, kindhearted young lady that Dahnya’s become. He makes a few questionable choices when it comes to his own happiness, but there will be time for him to fix that later. It turns out Estelle has been alive all along, unbeknown to Dahnya and Robert. From the shadows, Dahnya starts to feel eyes on her, on and off. It’s been like this for the past 11 years. Thankfully, these eyes that watch and report on her whereabouts don’t leave her feeling skittish. The last mission is given to Levi, a 20-year-old warrior from Alpha Jack’s pack. As Dahnya’s stepfather, Alpha Jack holds a soft spot for her in his heart. There is a whole other world just around the corner, but Dahnya is oblivious to it. She’s learnt to play it safe and has never been one to stray from the straight and narrow path. When Levi first spots 17-year-old Dahnya and realizes that she’s his other half, an unrivalled feeling of love and adoration washes over him. He struggles to control himself around her but can’t seem to stay away for longer than a few hours. Dahnya has her own life and friends. She works a lot for her age. She doesn’t actually need the money, but her work-life has become a filler, chasing away all lonely thoughts of her mother. Dahnya develops an earthshattering crush on Levi. He’s all she seems to think about, and the way she fantasizes about him leaves her questioning her sanity. But, what will she do when she figures out that Levi has been following her all this time, essentially betraying her trust? Will she listen to her head and do the sensible thing? The sensible thing is Sebastian, her school friend, who, coincidently, is madly in love with her. Or, will she relinquish the control she’s fought so hard for and follow in fate’s predetermined path? Both paths lead to an amazing young man, but she doesn’t want to make the same mistakes as her mother and grandmother. She wants her children to have a different youth.