Taryn R. Hutchison

“She burrowed beneath the covers in Romania in 1987, but soon she was whisked to Britain in the 1940s, transported through an enchanted wardrobe into the snowy and timeless world of Narnia. The wardrobe led her away from her boring engineering-student life and opened a wide vista, filled with adventure. Filled with possibilities. She could never go back to how things were before. Her world had shifted forever.”
― Taryn R. Hutchison, One Degree of Freedom

“A book is but a stack of paper until someone reads it. And when someone reads it, they build a house within its pages so whenever they return to that book, they feel right at home.”
― Caroline George, Dearest Josephine

“She was the book he couldn’t put down.”
― Caroline George, Dearest Josephine

“When trust died, the country became mute.”
― Taryn R. Hutchison, One Degree of Freedom