With the
author’s skill of writing this novella you find yourself stepping into Lorileen
Masters’ shoes and that you’re a teenager, a teenager who has basically
everything she wants to have based on her family’s situation; but the only thing
which prevents this from being an ideal situation is that you and your family
have both been cursed by a malevolent witch, and it’s up to you to undo it.
You’re told
the only way for this to happen is to confront the witch face to face and work
out an amiable agreement for the curse to be lifted; not an easy task since
there’s usually a formidable price which would be demanded to be paid.
Lorileen’s
trek is quite daunting as she’s constantly being stalked by shadows, shadows
which can only belong to the witch. But her white knight, Archer Cross, in the
guise of a hunter, comes to rescue her and then protect her until she reaches
the destination of her quest, with his surprising power over her shadows.
There’s a
kismet which takes here between these two individuals, a kismet which neither
one had ever expected the moment they first met. It is also where life might be
throwing a curve into Lori’s life; for if she succeeds in undoing her curse,
she’ll have no memory of the trek she has just endured, no memory of anything
which has transpired since the curse had first been cast, which definitely
includes her savior Archer.
Will Lori
toss away the reason she made her trek just to be with Archer? Could the kismet
which occurred when they first met survive the aftermath of the curse being
lifted? I’m not telling.
This YA
romance novella also contains the right amount of humor, magic and fantasy to
engage its readers to continue reading, which is why I’ve given Ms. Brooke and
this book 5 STARS.
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