Freedom: A Graced Story

by Amanda Pillar

Melissande Brown is finally free. After being psychically controlled like a puppet for most of her adulthood, Melissande’s finally gaining control over her life. But now her youngest daughter, Emmie, is in trouble. She’s picking fights at school and using her rare psychic ability against orders. Mikael Smythe’s life has not gone according to plan. The Night Captain of the City Guard, he’s a single dad with a son prone to imagining other people’s emotions. Now his son is on the verge of a mental breakdown, and Mikael has no idea what to do to help. Through a chance meeting, Melissande and Mikael are brought together. But can Mel learn to trust in time to help both Mikael, and his son? Author's note/trigger this book has themes regarding emotional abuse.

220 pages, Paperback

Published January 16, 2020

About the author

Amanda Pillar is addicted to writing. Not in the fun kind of way, more in the has-to-get-her-fix kind of way. But that's a good thing, right? It means she's busy working on her next book and has plans for many more to come, all with lots of snark. Because snark.

Amanda has had almost a dozen books published, alongside a variety of short stories, as well as solo and co-editing over half a dozen anthologies. People say it's because she's an 'over-achiever' but, in reality, Amanda doesn't understand the concept of 'relaxation'. (Please feel free to explain it to her. Use small words.) Compounding this issue, Amanda has commenced work on a PhD. Because she's crazy.

Oh, and in her day job, she's an archaeologist. (And no, she doesn't get chased around site by rogue boulders, thank the flying spaghetti monster. She doesn't even want to imagine the OH&S paperwork THAT would cause).