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The Unexpected Enlightenment of Rachel Griffin

Books of Unexpected Enlightenment, Book 1

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The Unexpected Enlightenment of Rachel Griffin

By: L. Jagi Lamplighter
Narrated by: Shana M. Buck
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SUPERNATURAL meets Narnia at Hogwarts.

On her first day at Roanoke Academy for the Sorcerous Arts, thirteen-year-old Rachel Griffin uses the secret gift she inherited from her mother to venture into a forest where she finds a statue of a winged woman. Nowhere in the books or legends of her world is there any mention of a woman with wings.

When she goes back, the wings are gone. Not vandalized. Gone as if they had never been there. Where the wings had been, moss is growing on the statue’s back.

Rachel came to school to study, learn, and perhaps make a few good friends. But now she's opened a door to something much vaster, and she cannot bear to close it until she learns the truth: Who removed the statue’s wings? What are they trying to hide?

And when her secret gift accidentally allows her to glimpse the Raven that is the Omen of the Doom of Worlds when it did not intend to be seen…does that count as a bad omen?

The Unexpected Enlightenment of Rachel Griffin is a tale of wonder and danger, romance and heartbreak, and, most of all, of a girl who refuses to be daunted.

"You've read the fantasies that lead away from Heaven into darkness. Now, try one that leaves the other way."

©2013 L Jagi Lamplighter (P)2026 L Jagi Lamplighter Fantasy Fiction Science Fiction & Fantasy Magic
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Having enjoyed J. K. Rowling's works I thought I would give this a go but it is not in the same league. The story has the youngest child at the magic school rushing around solving world threatening problems and needed to step in to assist her professors as they battle dragons in the first five days at school. The characters were shallow and the narrator halting and irritating. Very disappointed.

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If you have a young person in your life that love magic this story is for them. There are lot of magical adventures that happen in a short span of time. The narration is well voiced and times. I already have the next one in my play list.

Great for younger listeners

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