The Wandering Star: The Shifter’s Trance Series” by S. P. Mittson #BookReview
If you are looking for a fantasy novel that combines romance, adventure, and magic, you might want to check out “The Wandering Star: The Shifter’s Trance Series” by S. P. Mittson. This is the first book in a series that follows Eloise Hector, the princess of Murkwood, who has a mysterious ability to shift into a parallel world called Shadowland.
Eloise’s life changes drastically when her mother dies in an accident and she accidentally transports her friends to Shadowland, a dangerous realm where shadows lurk in the mist. To save them, she has to find the Wandering Star, a legendary object that can grant any wish. Along the way, she meets Leo, a shifter who can transform into an animal. Leo offers to help Eloise, but he also has his own agenda.
The book captivates with its brisk pace and compelling narrative, ensuring readers are enthralled from beginning to end. The author creates a vivid and original world of Murkwood, where magic and technology coexist. The book also explores themes of love, self-acceptance, and grief, as Eloise learns to cope with her loss, embrace her identity, and trust her heart.
The book’s characters are well-developed and relatable, each with their own personality and backstory. Eloise is a strong and brave heroine, who also struggles with insecurities and doubts. Leo is a charming and mysterious love interest, who also has a dark and troubled past. The book also features a diverse cast of supporting characters, such as Eloise’s friends, enemies, and allies.
The book offers a thrilling and romantic journey into a parallel world where magic and danger collide. The book concludes with a suspenseful cliffhanger, leaving readers eagerly craving for more. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes fantasy and romance. I would give this book 4.5 out of 5 stars.
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