Review: Review: Doorway to the Triquetra by Lenore Wolfe
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 6, 2012
In this novel we meet Mira, a normal woman if only she feels a little like something is missing in her life. When a night of sighting a jaguar in front of her apartment, meeting a strange old woman who gave her a medallion and cryptic words telling her to go to Denver, she thinks she must be going crazy. But her best friend convinces her to go and there she meets a man or men who have been with her in her past lives and she leans that she is now supposed to connect with these past lives, and write a book or books so other people can lean about these things.I wanted to love this novel; I really did and tried very hard to do so as the description sounds like a very interesting premise but over all my feelings for this novel changed many times while reading. My first impression was that it was interesting but after the very beginning I admit that I found myself not able to really connect with our main character or invest in the plot like I felt I should be. But around the end of the book you really see the author's development--as a writer and with the plot--I was able to connect with Mira a little as well as see the real emotion between her and her four men.I do have some questions, but the one that I feel really should have been more talked about in this novel and kind of put me off was, **spoiler here** that of Mira's friend who had her soul taken by the bad guy. This is something that really did not get talked about except for a few times and was left hanging completely when it feels like it should have been very high on Mira's list of things to at least think about.Altogether--ending, middle and end the book as a whole I give three stars as though it definitely had its slow parts the ending, in my opinion, helps even everything out and gives a pretty good cliffhanger as well--I will be picking up the second to see what becomes of the characters as well as to see how the authors writing in general has came along as well.*I received an Ebook copy of this book for free to review from the author.