Series: Prowel Trilogy #1
Publication Date: January 20th, 2012
Publisher: Createspace
ISBN-13: 9781467982177
Synopsis
Mackenzie finally gets a break from her life, she is to spend her summer at her grandmother's house, an opportunity to start fresh even if it's just for a little while.
After meeting Wesley her summer leaves all normalcy, he tell her everything she has been wondering about her past but her mother never dared tell her, but sometimes we don't choose the best companies.
By the time Mackenzie discovers Wesley's true identity she is in too deep and escape seems out of her reach, now Mackenzie will have to reach to a stronger power if she wants to stay alive.
ISBN-13: 9781467982177
Synopsis
Mackenzie finally gets a break from her life, she is to spend her summer at her grandmother's house, an opportunity to start fresh even if it's just for a little while.
After meeting Wesley her summer leaves all normalcy, he tell her everything she has been wondering about her past but her mother never dared tell her, but sometimes we don't choose the best companies.
By the time Mackenzie discovers Wesley's true identity she is in too deep and escape seems out of her reach, now Mackenzie will have to reach to a stronger power if she wants to stay alive.
Honestly I felt kind of cheated, this book is under the labels of fantasy, paranormal and magic in goodreads, but never did it say it was christian fiction. I also get that it was my fault Read it & Reap in goodreads, did say that it had Christians undertones, but I only say the YA part.
I find it good that Christians are trying to give teens and young adults an opportunity to read a book that touches their religions topics and values. The topic of Christianity isn't as strong during the book but near the end it takes form and gives sense to who the author was really trying to reach.
I find it good that Christians are trying to give teens and young adults an opportunity to read a book that touches their religions topics and values. The topic of Christianity isn't as strong during the book but near the end it takes form and gives sense to who the author was really trying to reach.
Overall this is a good book, the narration and the characters do feel real although I wish we could have visited more of the other characters, instead of centering the story with Mackenzie and Wesley, I do feel there where characters with more to give, and I bet that if you read the rest of the trilogy you may get the opportunity to know more about them.
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