



The Call
Susana Pevensie didn't understand why her heart behaved that way when she stood in front of that Telmarine 1,300 years her junior: accelerated, frantic; not to mention the Caspian inclination that existed from the first moment. However, as the Gentle Queen sensed, her time in Narnia was not as long as the first time. Seeing herself back in her world, she went on with her life struggling to ignore that inclination her heart still insisted on feeling. Her life was monotonous. Her dreams... They were like mists that dissolved with time. Until, of course, her faith was coerced to hatch, because The Great Lion exercised control of everything, and knew very well what he was doing. He didn't take her out of Narnia for nothing. Aslan planned to see what Susana would do to return again. And fulfill the mission assigned to you. A mission that would either revive the hopes in her heart, or... Dash them.
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“It's been a long time since I recommended a fanfic, and today, after rereading The Call I knew I couldn't help but do so. It's no secret that I'm in love with Susana and Caspian and Narnia in general and when I saw this fanfic, the cover immediately caught my attention, followed by the synopsis. I went to the first chapter and haven't stopped since! It's not difficult to find a fanfic about Susana and her controversial end in the books, and her reconnection process with Narnia, but The Call brought a totally different approach. Susana has always been my favorite character precisely because of this unknown about her final destination, this particularity, which makes her so close to real people like us. We learned that Susana forgot about Narnia, but how did this process happen? How was it for her? There is so much behind it, so much suffering! The Call brought this perspective in a unique way, addressing the painful and lonely, cyclical and vicious process into which she immersed herself. All this in just 8 chapters that only enchanted me and encouraged me to know what the author has in store for us! You won't regret reading it, congratulations to the author! Have fun!”






