One of those books rates as one of my favorites, too--By Darkness Hid, by Jill Williamson. I read this book several years ago, one day while staying home from a slight sickness. I read all day long, it was so good, but started to wonder why it was taking so long to finish. Then, I figured out it was 500 pages long. But, that did not stop me from reading the next two books, one of which was considerably longer, in the next week. I was caught up in the adventure and the romance of the story. I could hardly wait and never ceased imagining scenarios in which Vrell Sparrow revealed her identity and disguised gender to Achan, our hansom hero.
But enough about that. I shall now introduce the 7 novels featured in Turning Point.
By Darkness Hid
Jill Williamson
Whisper If You Have To
Staci Stallings
Secrets. Alison Prescott has collected a boatload of them in her short lifetime. Moving to a new school in a new town was supposed to fix everything; however, when she meets a new set of friends, keeping those secrets might just ruin everything including her fledgling relationship with the school’s basketball star, Chad Dourozette. How far will Allison go to keep the secrets she can never tell anyone?
It’s Complicated
Laura L. Smith
Failstate
John W. Otte
The Wishing Pearl
Nicole O’Dell
Sixteen-year-old Olivia Mansfield can’t wait to escape the confines of her home, which promises nothing but perpetual torment and abuse from her stepfather. When poor choices lead her to the brink of a complete breakdown, Olivia comes to a crossroads. Will she find the path to ultimate hope and healing that her heart longs for?
Mardan’s Mark
Kathrese McKee
Abducted by pirates and taken behind enemy lines across the Great Gulf, Princess Srilani is determined to save her sisters and younger brother, the crown prince, from captivity. She convinces their caretaker, Aldan, and his brother slaves to share the perilous journey home. This ragtag group of unlikely heroes sets out on a quest — pursued by cutthroat pirates, merciless priests, and marauding soldiers — to return the heir to his kingdom before war breaks out. In this epic adventure fantasy, Srilani and Aldan risk everything to save a prince and a nation, discovering along the way that death is not their deepest fear.
Glass Girl
Laura Anderson Kurk
After her older brother Wyatt is killed in a jealousy-fueled incident and her mother disappears, Meg Kavanagh decides surviving is easy—it’s living that takes guts. She believes she’s to blame for Wyatt’s death, but when Henry Whitmire steps in with a secret, will Meg forgive herself enough to accept the good things in life like the rush of first love and the power of mercy?
Interested in any of them? I know I am.
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