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LightMasters: Number 13 :

Jessica is a smart, bold courageous teen who discovers she has amazing powers on her 13th birthday. After her parents’ sudden death, Jessica is stuck living with her weird, gassy grandparents in a small town in upstate New York.

Constantly bullied by her harsh schoolmates, this Georgia girl feels like a total loser and outcast. Angry about being forgotten on her 13th birthday Jessica is lured into the forest by a strange spiral light.

In the woods she encounters three magical beings, who call themselves Lightmasters. The leader, Dragateen, tells Jessica she has special powers. Intrigued, she agrees to be transported to another dimension where she is tested for her courage, strength and ability to overcome intense obstacles.

Life changes drastically when Jessica returns to earth. During school the next day, her reality shifts and people start turning into repulsive, reptilian monsters. Course, it doesn’t help that it’s Halloween, which makes it even more bizarre. Dragateen explains to Jessica she's needed by the Lightmaster alliance to defeat an invisible alien beast, who feeds off fear.

Follow Jessica on a wild adventure as she learns to empower her mind, conquer her own fears and help rid the world of a wicked alien enemy who hates humans.

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Love your book, MG. Please writer another!

I agree. Both my son and I would love to see a continuation of this story.

Have it on to read list. Will get to it soon.

Foxfire wrote: "Have it on to read list. Will get to it soon."

Me too.

Sounds amazing!

Natshane wrote: "Sounds amazing!"

Yes!

Just discovered your book through the groups and added to my READ list.

My daughter has pretty much kept the book to herself. I want to read it myself.

What age group is this recommended for? I have a ten year old daughter that loves to read and I think she would really enjoy this book. Is there any lovey dovey kissy face in it?

This is a perfect book for kids 8 and up. I read it and now me grandbabies are loving it too. It's very clean, and there's no lovey-dovey kissy facing. Cheers, KK!

Just started reading. Thanks for the free ebook.

Thanks for your support Lindsay, Redmum, KK, HB, Felicia, Roger, Aurora, Natshane, Foxfire, Jane and Demi. Wishing you all a great year of good reads.

Just started and loving it so far.

I truly enjoyed this book. It was a fast, easy read with lots of interesting themes, characters and a unique story. There were lots of intellectual and spiritual elements that I don't find in many young adult books, and I appreciated the diversity. The story surprised me and kept my interest from beginning to end. It seems the author left this book wide open for a sequel, and I look forward to a second book.

I really enjoyed your book, M.G. and hope you do write another one.

My Girls LOVED This Book & So Did I! I have two young adult ladies, and they went wild over this book. I'm glad I found this book on GoodReads. This story was lots of fun, had lots of action, mystery, awesome adventures and thankfully, no sparkly vampires. They related to the main character, Jessica. We really liked the grandparent characters because they were humorous and enhanced the story. As a single dad, I appreciated the fact this book does not have any curse words, graphic sex or violence. For parents looking for an interesting read, I highly recommend Lightmasters for kids of all ages. Overall, a great story with lots of action, suspense and classic storytelling.

My family and I truly enjoyed LightMasters, especially my daughter. Since she's around Jessica's age, she very much related to her. It was one weird, wild ride. Jessica's grandparents were hilarious as well. The author took the time to create a unique story with an array of interesting, in-depth characters--even the ones that were only featured for a short time. The story was unique, easy to follow and filled with lots of action and adventure and realistic dialogue. As a parent, I was pleased it was not filled with profanity, sex or extreme violence. I do hope the author does a few more LightMasters books.

I bought this book based on a friend's recommendation and also downloaded the FREE ebook version. Since I'm on the go most of the time, I often read with my Kindle. Ultimately, I preferred the book version, which is amazing. Thankfully, I brought this book on my most recent travel and read it during my plane ride. As an indie author, I am impressed with M.G. Wells debut novel. The writing is realistic, and the cast of characters are so diverse.

The main character, Jessica, is a highly intelligent 13-year old and is not a happy camper. Not only does she feel displaced living with her eccentric grandparents, she is a thinker. Written in first person, I found it easy to to relate to Jessica. She not the typical kind of gossipy girl interested in boys and high fashion. She's a most introverted character and more of an observer of life.

I highly recommend this book to those who like a fun, intellectual adventure/mystery/fantasy. The story is definitely unusual and emphasizes the challenge of being human, choosing love over fear, and believing that anything in life is possible if you open your heart and believe.

I really liked this book. It was easy to read and was a lot of fun for me. Like Jana said it's a book for younger readers. This book would make a great movie.

I loved LIGHTMASTERS. It was filled with lots of adventure, humor, action, fantasy and great characters. It kept my interest from beginning to end. The message of the book was refreshing. Choose LOVE over HATE. I truly hope M.G. writes a sequel. One of the most fascinating books I've read this year. Also, the fact that it is a complete independent book impressed me.

I feel so grateful and honored by all who took the time to read and review LIGHTMASTERS. Thanks so much and wishing ALL much health, peace and prosperity. Enjoy the Journey ƸӜƷ