The Key to Extraordinary by Natalie Lloyd
Audio Book: 5 hours, 16
minutes Hardback Book: 240
pages
I love books that deal with anything on a magical or
paranormal theme. This book did not
disappoint. From the haunted graveyard to the magical stardust from
shooting stars there is more than a little mountain magic at play here.
It seems everyone in Emma’s family are told their destiny through their
dreams. Great premise right there, dreams can often be very prophetic.
Most everyone has experienced that eery feeling of déjà vu at some point in
their life. Dreams can be healing, they can help us to solve or
even resolve issues in our lives. In Emma’s family, dreams give the
answers to what their life’s purpose is and this has been so since ancestors
going back to the Revolutionary War and before. A journal was kept
with all the family entering their destiny dream and what it meant as to their
calling in life. Emma’s time came too with buried treasure and special
keys appearing in her reverie. Buried treasure
could be the perfect answer to her family’s problems because her motorcycle
mama Granny is unable to keep the restaurant she has ran for longer than Emma
can remember. Bad guy land developers are buying up the land
in what is left of the town, trying to take over. Money seems
to be blinding a lot of town people to what is going on and how their way of
life is at stake. Emma’s destiny dream is about to stir up more
than a batch of hot chocolate. A fun read with
Appalachian flavor.
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