Béa Gonzalez’s novel Invocation is a journey through ideas, desire, and the search for meaning. It moves through the inner life, where love meets philosophy, myth, and the depth psychology of Carl Jung.

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At its center are Carolina, a liberal arts professor, and Alberto, a reserved cognitive scientist whose debating turns into an uneasy attraction. Drawn into a series of viral podcasts, they wrestle with Moby‑Dick, fairy tales, dreams, and the nature of romantic love. As their conversations unfold, each is pushed to test long‑held beliefs and to risk acknowledging what they most truly want.

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What Readers Are Saying:

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• "A therapeutic experience! It felt as if [this book] went to work on my psyche in a good way, and that's so rare." - Rosemary Gould, United States

• "Jungian fiction for a world deeply in need of soul! If, in exploring Jungian cognitive functions, you ever asked yourself what would happen if the thinking and feeling functions were forced to spend time together...this is your book." - Hermes the Astrocat, Spain

• "More than just engaging...I felt Invocation was so much more than just a great read; it was a transformative read." - Kate Cassidy, United Kingdom

• "Thought provoking and meaningful...it also made me think about life, love, friendships, culture, philosophy, and the hidden things that drive us. So much so that there are whole passages that I highlighted to read again later. Highly recommended." - Simon Anthony, Canada

• "A must-read for anyone interested in connections between the unconscious, mythology, and our understanding of the material world." - Elyse, Canada