Into the Otherworld
Breaking the Veil
by Kyra Whitton
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Pub Date Jul 30 2018 | Archive Date Sep 15 2018
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Description
Dodging a future she wasn’t sure she wanted in the first place, Flora MacDonald spins a new story for herself as a shopkeeper in a small Southern town, complete with a budding romance. When her lover Owen Drummond disappears, she discovers he is supposedly dead.
Then a mysterious woman presents her with a unique opportunity.
With nothing to lose but her future, Flora crosses the veil into the Otherworld, armed with only a fleeting knowledge of the Welsh Mabinogion texts, a paltry collection of artifacts, and a trio of unlikely guides to save the man who doesn’t remember her.
Her goal becomes survival for them both. But when gods are involved, Flora discovers saving the man she loves might not be her mission after all.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781509221356 |
| PRICE | $4.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Sally M, Reviewer
Thank you to Backlit PR, for the arc of this book.
This book held me from the start, I really enjoyed it, very well written
Lindsay C, Reviewer
This is the story of Flora Macdonald, she is a young Scottish woman living in the USA, the tale opens with her preparing to open up her Scottish themed shop when she receives a mysterious package it changes her life forever catapulting her into the Otherworld .
I really enjoyed this story, Flora was an instantly likable character and her love for Owen although it happened quickly felt real, I thought the novel could have been longer as it fairly skipped through the story. Some characters intentions were unclear and their characters undeveloped, but if this book is going to form a series then it makes sense.
A thoroughly enjoyable read.
I will be posting this review to goodreads 😁👍
