Shadows of the Past by Carmen Stefanescu

Anne's relationship with her boyfriend Neil has disintegrated. After a two-year separation, they pack for a week vacation in hopes of reconciling. But fate has other plans for them.

The discovery of a bejeweled cross and ancient human bones opens a door to a new and frightening world

--one where the ghost of a medieval nun named Genevieve will not let Anne rest. This new world threatens not only to ruin Anne and Neil's vacation but to end all hopes of reconciliation as Anne feels compelled to help free Genevieve's soul from its torment.

Can Anne save her relationship and help Genevieve find her eternal rest?

The twists and turns in this paranormal tale keep the reader guessing up to the end and weave themselves together into a quest to rekindle love.

Review:

Shadows of the Past was a pleasant read.  It was a nice escape, but I’m afraid I found the plot fairly obvious.  I still wanted to read it to find out how Anne would discover what she needed to know in order to help Genevieve finally rest, but I pretty much had it figured out from the beginning.  Maybe that’s because I’m a writer and that’s how I would have written it.  Maybe it really will keep you guessing.  I did enjoy the book.

Length:  231 Pages

Price:  $5.99

Buy Link:  http://www.wildchildpublishing.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=84&products_id=410

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