Divine

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The story explores an alternative reality where Rome does not fall and was inspired by the loss of M. She hopes one day to use her platform as an author to engage young people with history, which she believes, is crucial to building a better, brighter future. By the way, initially I wasn’t a fan of Asher but as the story progressed his character development revealed a lot about him and I grew to like him. This book is like none other I have ever read, it takes a while to get your head around the concept but once you do - you just can't put it down. Karen does an excellent job of letting you into the hearts and minds of her characters; you feel like they are your friends.

Shannon’s modern-day Oklahoma English, as well as her allure to narrate stories of love and adventures, adds to the allure of the Lady Rhiannon. Terry Hong, from The Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center blog, wrote: "can’t-turn-away riveting [. Also, I’m 90% sure that I read somewhere that the author claimed this book/series was ‘enemies to lovers’.

Mary’s first good foster parents are conveniently only licensed for short-term care, and her social worker is also conveniently not available when things go south with her second set of foster parents. Let me start by saying I discovered this book on TikTok as I imagine many others have , I was intrigued by the premise of a modern Roman Empire. Mary also gained fame and political connections, which I guess was supposed to show how far God had lifted her up since her early life, but honestly these things didn’t do much for me. This book was very well written and I can’t wait for MJ to release the sequel to it, because I’ve got lots and lots of questions!

She carries you through the life of Mary Madison with such feeling as it is converyed to a young mother struggling to find her way though a similar lifestyle until she finds her way with the love of the Lord.I cringed because it was so obvious that the author had used pivotal parts of these stories and inserted them into her own work veiled as something new and exciting.