The Silver Witch (Shadow Chronicles, #3) in The Paula Brackston Fan Group

Mar 03, 2015 Michelle Leah Olson rated it really liked it

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Our Review, by LITERAL ADDICTION'S Pack Alpha - Chelle:

--Actual rating 4.5 Skulls

The Silver Witch is a beautifully written Celtic fantasy with dual points of view. At first, the changing POV and tense tripped me up slightly, but as I got into the next two switching chapters I realized how fabulous that storytelling method could be.

The book, taking place in both present and far past with interweaving storylines, was - pardon the pun - bewitching and magickal. We get to travel the road of Tilda, ...more

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May 01, 2015 Debbie rated it it was amazing

The Silver Witch
In the past…
Many centuries ago when the old religion was still practiced side by side with Christianity and wise women were still valued there lived, Seren, a shaman/witch caring for her prince and his peoples on a hamlet near the shores of Llyn Syfaddan (Lake Llangors).
In the present…
A year after the tragic death of her husband in a car accident returning from their honeymoon, potter Tilda Fordswells finally takes possession of the cottage where they were to live. The small hou ...more

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Jan 21, 2015 Lisa rated it it was amazing

I was so excited to start reading this book, I didn't even read the synopsis on the book flap - I just stuck my nose right in and let myself go for a ride. Paula Brackston does NOT disappoint. This may have been my favourite of her novels thus far. I am hugely interested in Celtic everything, and I love the historical aspects of this book. The imagery created by Brackston is phenomenal. I felt as if I was right inside the book, watching this all take place. I love Wales; it's a beautiful country ...more

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Jan 21, 2015 Judy Nappa rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: series, i-own, historical-fantasy, magical-realism, mystery-suspense, favourite-author, witches, books-with-dual-time-lines, two-or-more-time-lines, 21st-century-early

A magical story told alternately by two women, magically connected but from different times - a mystical blending of Celtic history and fiction that Ms. Brackston does so well. Excellent characters and plenty of detail in the setting and history surrounding the story - she makes it so easy to visualize. I've been hooked by her writing since I first read The Witch's Daughter - she has a natural gift for telling "witch" tales. I can't say that any one is better than the others as they all are told ...more

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Mar 31, 2015 Amy Mason rated it really liked it

This was pretty enjoyable. I love stories that weave past and present and this fit the bill. The main character was very unique and I really got to like her, and of course her dog. I look forward to reading the author's other books in the 'witch' series. ...more

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Jul 16, 2014 Holly rated it it was amazing

Paula Brackston has done it again! beautifully written, a Wonderful read. she pulls the reader in with her magical story telling. I highly recommend all of her books.

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