Review: A page turner til the end.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 12, 2014
This is a book that starts out strong and had me wanting to read more and more. I would classify it as a religious paranormal? Is there such a thing? The book takes place in England not far from the famous Stonehenge.  I can't say that it is about any one person because several people are important to the story and their lives are all entwined together. You have the sweet innocent Imogene, her family which suffer a terrible tragedy, Dr Pembroke and Imogene's mother  Xantara Pembroke who is not only an albino but also a Guardian of Avebury Circle. Ezekiel an his followers who believe they have the word of God behind them, who twist the bible to their own purpose. They decide that Xantara and those that follow her are witches and must be destroyed. You have the detective who must unravel the story of missing people, hate crimes, people of the light and miracles. Does that tell you anything about the story? I don't want to give away to much other then this is a page turner, one I didn't want to put down through most of the book. It is the ending that started to lose me, I felt it became a bit long and strung out. I love how the author talked about the "Good Christians" and how sometimes they are the most evil of all. People will do a lot to another person all in the name of the bible. Really my only down side to the book s it became long at the end and there where several characters introduced that could have been left out and not affected the story. That aside read Imogene's Message because the book while suspenseful does give a very good message to mankind.