Accidental Magic (Myrtlewood Mysteries, #1)

by Iris Beaglehole

deep knowing. She was still that wild little girl that danced in the rain, even though the world had done its best to beat the joy and freedom out of her. She was sick of being a victim, at the mercy of fate, and now she understood that she didn’t have to be. Not anymore. It was time to wake up and take control of her life. It dawned on Rosemary that she was unleashing a great power – not the old family magic, as yet – but her own power, which had been carefully bound along with it. She was re-claiming a part of herself that had been taken away, and with that, all the walls and blockages of insecurity inside her came tumbling down. Rosemary connected with her own powerful confidence – her true self.