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Finding Isogonal Ranch: Mysteria's Story
Step into a beautiful story of one woman’s search for community, love, and acceptance at Isogonal Ranch. Longing for a fresh start and searching for her forever home, Mysteria embarks on a soul-searching journey into the countryside. Her path will take her to the beautiful Isogonal Ranch, where finally she sees her chance for a new life. Falling in with a quirky and colorful cast of characters – including the handsome gentleman Arthur – Mysteria is challenged to re-evaluate her deepest beliefs and find a source of strength deep within herself. As she travels across the country, Mysteria helps her friends find new ways to look at their values... and she uncovers the timeless importance of community along the way. Can Mysteria rediscover her passion for life in the quiet hills around Isogonal Ranch? And will the spark she feels with Arthur blossom into something that endures? As a heartwarming contemporary women’s fiction novel that explores deep themes of love, friendship, acceptance and community, Finding Isogonal Ranch is a memorable read that will whisk you away on a thoughtful adventure with larger-than-life characters and a gorgeous countryside backdrop. Scroll up and order your copy today.
144 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 10, 2020
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April 11, 2021
The plot is excellent. Mysteria comes from an emotionally scarred background and reaches for a beautiful home for herself and her sisters. A good start is made to what may become a series. An author to watch as she hones her skills and develops her fascinating characters.
September 21, 2021
Finding Isogonal Ranch: Mysteria's Story by Charlotte Perrin
There is no messing about with this book. From the first sentence, we jump right into the action. Hurricane Delta is paying her visit. She arrives with destruction as her primary purpose, but that’s only one of Jane’s troubles. We open to the building panic as the hurricane breaks sea defences and the winds are gusting at 100 miles an hour. Jane is living her worst life after years of bullying and beatings at the hands of her drunken and abusive mother and stepfather. When it comes, she doesn’t know that this beating is the last one, and she’s sent out to buy more beer.
She doesn’t mean to leave home—it just happens thanks to the hurricane.
Arthur Forrest is driving. After a family breakdown, he’s bumming around the country, finding work where he can in his search for a place to be. He sees Jane and offers her a lift, and very soon, we find out that Arthur is no ordinary guy.
They met when they were meant to, and so their journey began.
This book is about love and kindness. It’s said that the best way to get to the road to Happiness is by turning right at the end of Sadness Street. By the same token, the warmest kindness is given by those who have suffered. Our heroine wants a better world, and this story takes us on a journey of magic and mystery to find her new home.
It’s an uplifting, warm, feel-good story of do-unto-others wrapped up in realms of fantasy and escapism. The group of two is soon three, and they are drawn to others like them. They realise their potential with every new hurdle thrown in their path as they travel across the country.
Written for young adults, this story is enthralling enough to capture any reader’s imagination and sense of wonder. Loved every word of this and can’t wait to read more from this talented author. One to watch out for.
There is no messing about with this book. From the first sentence, we jump right into the action. Hurricane Delta is paying her visit. She arrives with destruction as her primary purpose, but that’s only one of Jane’s troubles. We open to the building panic as the hurricane breaks sea defences and the winds are gusting at 100 miles an hour. Jane is living her worst life after years of bullying and beatings at the hands of her drunken and abusive mother and stepfather. When it comes, she doesn’t know that this beating is the last one, and she’s sent out to buy more beer.
She doesn’t mean to leave home—it just happens thanks to the hurricane.
Arthur Forrest is driving. After a family breakdown, he’s bumming around the country, finding work where he can in his search for a place to be. He sees Jane and offers her a lift, and very soon, we find out that Arthur is no ordinary guy.
They met when they were meant to, and so their journey began.
This book is about love and kindness. It’s said that the best way to get to the road to Happiness is by turning right at the end of Sadness Street. By the same token, the warmest kindness is given by those who have suffered. Our heroine wants a better world, and this story takes us on a journey of magic and mystery to find her new home.
It’s an uplifting, warm, feel-good story of do-unto-others wrapped up in realms of fantasy and escapism. The group of two is soon three, and they are drawn to others like them. They realise their potential with every new hurdle thrown in their path as they travel across the country.
Written for young adults, this story is enthralling enough to capture any reader’s imagination and sense of wonder. Loved every word of this and can’t wait to read more from this talented author. One to watch out for.
June 10, 2021
Witches,wizards and warlocks oh my
I learned of this book through the Author's Exchange. A girl with a horror for a childhood a hurricane and a new life. This tale tells of magic unknown and the world where a different set of rules applies. Take a look at this book if you're looking for a fantastical tale.
I learned of this book through the Author's Exchange. A girl with a horror for a childhood a hurricane and a new life. This tale tells of magic unknown and the world where a different set of rules applies. Take a look at this book if you're looking for a fantastical tale.
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