Review: thoughts on goddess born
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 6, 2014
I enjoyed this book. I liked the take of the healer who is descended from the goddess in a pickle because of a quaker. Selah is forced to marry so that she isn't charged with being a witch and so that she doesn't have to marry Nathan. She was supposed to marry her cousin but tragedy strikes him on his way from Ireland and a opportunity presents itself. Selah purchases Henry. Henry is not what he seems though. He isn't your typical slave he is more and when you find out what you will have the jaw drop.So Henry and Selah agree to marry in return for her freedom from persecution and he gets freedom period. As the days go on these two grow attracted to each other. They begin to love one another. Henry knows Selah is more than she is letting on but isn't pushing her. Selah is fighting her attraction to Henry. But Henry continues to wiggle in especially when he keeps saving her.Along the way she feels guilty and she frees him but Henry loves her and comes back. along the way a mystery presents itself on who is releasing information about them to others. Also Selah is accused of being a witch. Again Henry is there for her and Selah finally admits her love. When the danger to Selah's life is over and who it is that is behind Nathan comes out wowza.When this happens henry's secret comes out and than they are charged with not being married. Their love is still intact though and decisions are made question is will they be together and will she survive?A sweet story on love and falling in love. On survival and finding support and love with someone you never thought possible.