
Synopsis & Book Info:
Thirteenth Daughter. Heritage Witch. Demon Slayer.
They say every town has its secrets, but that doesn’t even begin to describe Whispering Pines. The townsfolk are a superstitious lot and the mystical disappearance of a local teen has everyone murmuring about a centuries old witch’s curse.
Sixteen-year-old Shiloh Ravenwolf is a heritage witch from the Broussard family, a family both destined and cursed. When she takes a summer job at Ravenhurst Manor, she discovers a ghost with an agenda. That’s where she meets the new town hottie, Trent Donovan, and immediately becomes spellbound by his charms.
Finally, Shiloh's met someone who is super cute and totally into her, but Trent may be the next victim on the supernatural hit list. And Shiloh is the only person with the power to save him. Complicated much?
It sucks to have a destiny, especially since Shiloh would rather spend her summer being a normal girl who worries about clothes and boys, not the supernatural. But she’s never been normal and the stranger things become the more her own magical senses awaken.
With cryptic messages from a pesky wraith, she will begin to understand the mysterious significance of the strange mark branded on her wrist and decide how much she's willing to sacrifice to protect the other teenagers in town.
Unfortunately, for Shiloh, not all ghosts want help crossing over. Some want vengeance.
Kindle Edition: 469 KB
Publisher: Moonlight Publishing
ASIN: B0058DE8YI
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My Opinion:
This one took at least 50 pages before I really got into it. Then it was fast-paced action at every turn.
I really started to enjoy this girl who could see wraiths. I wondered often if she was old enough to be a heroine, but it was needless. Shiloh is awesome!!
I can't wait for the next in the series, so I can see what happened to her after Ravenhurst, and if Trent is still around her.
4.5/5
Recommend? Yes it is awesome!
~I received a copy from Moonlight Publishing. I was not compensated for my opinion.~
This does sound interesting, I'll have to look for it. Thanks for the review Freda.
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