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It's taking me forever to read. My fault. Not the Author's. Life keeps getting in the way.

Apologies. I haven't been doing much reading. I have morphed into a book junkie collector. THIS BOOK is soooo special to me. I want to savor each sentence. Like you would with your favorite decadent thing to do in the whole wide world. That's how special this book is to me. I'll keep you posted. ♥

A little over half way through. Story about twins. I'm a sucker for twin stories, as I have an identical set. In this case, the twins happen to be fraternal, Sis is two minutes older. & never let's her brother forget it, lol. A fun, magical story. So far, the twins live with their 'Uncle'. & travel all over, living in a trailor. Summer's are always spent in the same trailor park, in Maine.

Getting near the end. Still has me guessing. The author keeps introducing possible catalysts. Love a book that keeps you on your toes.

Fascinating read. How to use psychometry at an archeological dig site. The way the author segues from past to present is seamless. And riveting. I hate when I have to stop reading the book. Other things have a higher priority. I find myself running all the possible scenarios that might happen when I'm able to continue reading the book.

With every turn of the page.... WOW!

In the ffirst paragraphs, it's got a hold on you. Am enthralled. He writes with an easy, fluid grace. It's easy to see why reviewers compare his style to that oh Michael Creighton. However. It's only a suggestion. I think he may be better. Have barely scraped the surface of the artifact discovered. It's alluding, to even greater finds. Compile this with the "expert" on his way.

My fingers are drumming. & my toes are tapping a crescendo. Anxiously anticipating author Julie Cassar's new book release. "Forever Blue". Sweet stars of Mars! I wish it would hurry up! lol Worth the wait.

Am reading "Sharpened Edg5" by Elizabeth Basque. It's one of the books in the boxed 6 pack called "Murder Latte". You can find that under the listing of J.R. Rain. Of whom I'm a fan of. Recommend the boxed set.

My tablet refuses to give me the % for above. I 'read 46%. I am going to hte myself when the book is finished. I purchased the 6 book boxed set "Murder Latte". That's where I discovered this gem. The synopses/desription of the book should be rewritten, & rereviewed. Aiden James just doesn't write books. He's an artist. He subtly draws the reader in. Then "Bamm!". you don't want to stop.

Grouped as YA. Interesting read. In this society, to be a witch, shape shifter, or any kind of supernatural talent, is against the law, with most likely a death sentence. After wading through the 1rst 2-3 chapters, am now hookrd!

I was a lucky winner through Goodreads. Thanks to Quirk books for sponsering. It's a delightful book. I thoroughly recommend it if you're in the mood for some chuckles. A book the whole family will enjoy sharing.