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So much the content applies to me and Wow, I found this book to be very valuable. I also love that it’s a very short and easy read.

This is book 2 of the series. Highly recommend reading book 1 first to better understand the story. Ava finds out she has magic and try’s to learn more on where it has come from and why it took her to being in her 40’s to find out she has it. People (Magic Governing) take..

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This book was so good. I cried for the first time listening to an audio book.It be an awesome movie.But now knowing what I know, I’m going to listen to it again. (after you read you’ll know what I mean)

I like Ms Ripp’s ideas and reading philosophies, but there’s nothing earth shattering here. It may just affirm you to go rogue with what you always knew was the right thing to do when it comes to your students.

Creative light fantasy storyline with plenty of action suspense and mystery. Not just your average midlife crisis/divorce story. Filled with a little romance and flavored with the paranormal. Narrator does a great job portraying many characters and her Italian accent is a plus. Can’t wait for next in series.

Cause it was already paid for? I’m not exactly sure why I finished both books in this series. the story COULD of been interesting, except for all the skipping around. . The narrator did, I think, the best she could with the story she was given to read. I wouldn’t count her out as a..

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This is my first Lynn Austin book, but it won’t be my last! I’ve purchased two more and will start one of them when I’m finished with this review!

This is a generational lesson in grace. I am glad I came across this book ,I enjoy learning about traditions I our Christian faith. How family dynamic play a roll in our lives through generation’s. Again Lynn Austin developed all the characters and story so well I could have talked with Emma,or Grace sometime during..

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I’m little time victims are provided with a giant trove of vital information fir the journey forward into freedom from the triad’s torture.

i loved the way the author told this story in different time frames and then went back and told the story if that period from a different viewpoint as it went along. And i enjoy the faith element she weaves into her books. it’s not preachy, just a basic understanding of the Christian faith.