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Book Review: The House at Ladywell by Nicola Slade | byandreamurray.com
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A surprise bequest, a cryptic benediction, and a box of letters–Freya Gibson is in the middle of a life-changing mystery. As the personal assistant to successful novelist Patrick Underwood, Freya never takes a vacation. She believes herself content to be surrounded by the hustle and bustle of Lond...Lovers of fantasy will enjoy this magic-filled novel!
Book Review: The Bookminder by M.K. Wisman | byandreamurray.com
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More than anything, Liara just wants to belong. As an orphan “fey” child in the seventeenth-century, she has been a ward of the Church for ten of her sixteen years, taken in and cared for by Father Phenlick, Rome’s designated protector of Dvigard, a city in the Limska Draga Valley, but most of...Woohoo!
Reader's Favorite 5-Star Review for Something New
Andrea Murray's Something New is highly engaging from start to finish. The prose and characterization are solid. Ria is easy to root for as her strange predicament begins from the moment the mysterious pendant is clasped around her neck. Her confusion, fear, and anger easily resonate through the pages. The teen’s determination to take back control of her life and solve the problem herself is admirable although unwise and dangerous. Luckily, she literally comes to her senses and accepts help from her friend Rachel and big brother Jake. The messages of family, trust, friendship, bravery, persistence, and faith are deftly incorporated and readers can easily identify with these. Even though there's no obvious hint, the epilogue shows that the story could continue. This a great paranormal tale from Murray and I look forward to reading more of her work in this genre.
"If you are a scary movie fan then this book is a must read for you!! It is written so that you can see the story unfold in your mind so vividly. Murray really surprises readers with a twist!!"--Amazon Reviewer
If you haven't read it yet, you should check it out!
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Check out the new novel A Conspiracy of Drakes by fellow DMP author Kathleen Nelson
Blurb:
In the beginning, there were only dragons and The Divine. The Divine granted dragons dominion over the world, and they lived uncontested as sophisticated apex predators. Then men shinnied down from the trees. At first, they saw dragons as gods, and all was well. Then Quetzalcoatl, eldest of the drakena, began to meddle in mankind’s evolution. She taught men how to think and to reason. She taught them ways other than fear. In return, men usurped the Divine’s favor and began to hunt dragons down like beasts. The drakena went into hiding. The drakes fought back with tooth, nail, and fire, but could not withstand humanity’s superior numbers. By the end of the fourth age, the few surviving males were all in hiding, too.Now, in the waning days of the fifth age,Tezcatlipoca, the eldest surviving drake sees his chance to re-establish himself as the world’s supreme being. Aided by his chief ally, Rasputin, he summons drakes from around the world to his hidden compound and persuades them to join him in his quest. Two dragons, however, oppose his plan: his meddlesome older sister, Quetzalcoatl, and an ambitious lesser drake who has his own designs on the next age.The conspiracy is real. The fate of humanity is at stake. Which ancient grudge will prevail?I
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A Conspiracy of Drakes (The Dragon Manifestos)
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In the beginning, there were only dragons and The Divine. The Divine granted dragons dominion over the world, and they lived uncontested as sophisticated apex predators. Then men shinnied down from the trees. At first, they saw dragons as gods, and all was well. Then Quetzalcoatl, eldest of the d...
