Review: Twisted Miracles Review
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 7, 2014
The first book in the new Shadowminds series is a thrilling and intriguing urban fantasy.  Haunted by an unfortunate death that she knows she caused, Cass lives in hiding for her fellow shadowminds, denying her telekinetic gift. But when one her close friends goes missing she returns home to help find her and realizes that in order to save the people she loves, she’ll have to embrace the powers that ruined her life.This fast plot keeps readers on the edge of their seats with lots of action, suspense, drama, romance and an intriguing concept.  The author describes each scene with vivid images and details that make it easy for the reader to feel as if they are part of the story.  The actions and suspense scenes are well orchestrated and believable with surprising twists and turns to keep it really interesting.  The strong, compelling characters grab the reader’s attention from the very beginning.The main focus of the story is the group of people called Shadowminds, they have special psychic abilities particularly Cass and her abilities which are different from the others.  But there is romance in air as the love she left behind, Shane is more than willing to have her back, but the relationship will need some work which is made difficult by the rogue Shadowmind.The author has created a fascinating psychic world that intrigues as well as entertains and has engaging characters that draw the reader deeper into the story.  The New Orleans setting is a great back drop for this particular group of people and of course there are others like them in other places which lead to more possibilities and add credibility to the concept.I was thoroughly caught up in the story from one beginning to the very end and I think this series has great potential for lots of entertaining stories. Cass holds lots of promise as a future kick ass heroine and her journey to get there should prove to be interesting.  I really wish I didn’t have to wait to August to read the next one.