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| Title | : | Annabel Horton: Lost Witch of Salem |
| Author | : | Vera Jane Cook |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | promo |
| Pages | : | Pages: 402 pages |
| Published | : | by Musa (first published December 22nd 11) |
| Categories | : | Books. Free Books |
Vera Jane Cook
Paperback | Pages: 402 pages Rating: 4.34 | 277 Users | 21 Reviews
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From Lilac Wolf and Stuff This book gave me chills. Following Annabel as she went from body to body, visited time periods past and future, and fought for lover and family over and over. This book is chocked full of action, magic and philosophy. All through the book, though Annabel knows she is a witch, she also knows she is a Christian and that God has blessed her. She also spends a lot of time battling a demon who doesn't even have a bone to pick with her, it's a great aunt or something. I will admit, while I adored this book I was uncomfortable with the idea that the only religions touched on were Christianity and Satanism (media's definition on that one, too). But that being said, it really did drive the story. There is such a stark disparity between God and Satan. It made the story so colorful. As for Annabel, she is not without sin. She stole the bodies of innocents early on. Then she only stole from those she deemed "evil" but I think the problem in that is thinking she has the right to judge. The other mistake is working so hard for revenge over the loss of money in the time period she keeps returning to. It's kind of weird. She goes all over, but there's a central progression to the story that anchors it. I liked all the characters - and truly there's not a complete hero among the bunch. Annabel has caused some of her own problems, and her children and grand children have caused others. It's not all on that demon. The story also has some harsh reality in it. It's very well written, with a polished and professional feel to it. Yeah! Seriously couldn't put this down. I worked so hard yesterday to clean the boys room and do the house work that needed to be done...but all I could think about was when it was time to stop and pick up that book again! So yup, this one is getting 5 stars.Declare Books Toward Annabel Horton: Lost Witch of Salem
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Unlike anything else I have ever read, this story is a mix of historical fiction, time travel and body hopping, prejudice (against both color and sexual preferences,) culture and beliefs in various eras, and is a complicated family saga. For geneologists this is both a dream and a nightmare. Don't go looking for family loyalty.As with many tales of the Salem Witch times, it is good vs evil and questioning the existance of God and or Devil.The book is full of beautifully descriptive passages.From Lilac Wolf and StuffThis book gave me chills. Following Annabel as she went from body to body, visited time periods past and future, and fought for lover and family over and over. This book is chocked full of action, magic and philosophy.All through the book, though Annabel knows she is a witch, she also knows she is a Christian and that God has blessed her. She also spends a lot of time battling a demon who doesn't even have a bone to pick with her, it's a great aunt or something.I will
My Review:It took me a few chapters to get into this book, but once i had got over that i really enjoyed the story. The characters were well written and the story line itself was far different to what i expected. The time travel and family connections are amazingly in depth and the fight from the devils clutches is well worked and well written. This is not a YA read but it is full of action and with great interaction between the characters. I really like Annabel as a character she try's to keep
3 and 3/4 stars for me.Annabel Horton is cursed. This story, written in the style of classical literature, describes Annabel's journey through the dimensions of time trying to reunite with her loved ones and fight the evil force that is torturing them all. The book has an adult content warning up front which is quite warranted. This was a very different type of book for me - much darker than I usually read. Although dark, it is not overly graphic which I appreciate.
This story is told by the main character, Patience Annabel Horton. Although it is named The Lost Witch of Salem, it is so very much more than a simple tale about a witch. The story begins with the events in her life leading up to her death. She believes she will be named as a witch because of her age and her beauty. She sees a spits who, although has no shape, she begins to love him. She receives mysterious love letters. Her fears are confirmed and she is accused of being a witch. She is hung
Annabel is a Christian woman that has been blessed with some special abilities. The devil has sent one of this minions, Urban Grandier to force her to use her abilities to keep her family safe throughout time. Annabel does Urbans bidding while she tries to figure out why her and her family. There has to be a reason and way out of the torment her and her family go through. This story starts out slow but takes of like a shot. Annabel is determined to keep her family safe throughout time but its
Annabel Horton: Lost Witch of Salem by Olivia Hardy Ray is a heady mix of time travel, witches, ghosts, and the devil. As the lost witch of Salem, Annabel must fight for her family from demons and the devil himself. From a time travel perspective this is certainly a unique book, one that fits well within the confines of witch trials in Salem. Of course the horrific hangings lend an eerie atmosphere to the book. The writing is some of the most detailed you will ever read, putting one in mind of
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