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Ok, now we are getting somewhere. I would have done something different if I was Thomas in this scene. He finally found what had been giving Morgan the power to do the things she had been doing with so much power in the milpreve. It got rid of a lot of magical things that were happening, and the invisible walls around Caer Morgana came down...

This has to be the corniest chapter in the book ever since Thomas has returned all she wants him to do is rest and bring her flowers that's all she is talking about in this chapter it does nothing for the story. He is treating her like a queen. I don't know what the author was thinking with this chapter. Honestly, it could have been left out of the story.

Now was the time she was summoning Thomas to herself. The vision she was seeing was something different she had never seen she was wondering what was going on with him. He looked different. This vision she was seeing was a knight coming towards her it wasn't until he got closer that she recognized this knight in a sling with blue eyes....Thomas was coming...

With Morgause now gone, Ongwynn now passed on. Morgan was on her own Morgause had wanted to live her own life and finally find someone to marry. She had Ongwynn's home fixed up to her taste, and she was able to make it a home for herself. Now was the time she would finally meet the piskies. She would make them her little helpers nor her slaves she said. They only stood so tall as they were invisible at first...

Finally, Morgan comes back to Caer Ongwynn from Avalon and is happy to see both Ongwynn and her sister, but her sister tells her what took her so long. The vision she had of Ongwynn comes to pass before this Morgan tries to heal her but it's her time. Once a certain kind of flower blooms and comes to her by Morgause bringing it to her to see and smell. This is when Cernunnos comes for Ongwynn, a very special moment..

It seems this chapter she was forces to learn a lot about herself in Avalon she was getting pretty tired of her mother always longing for Arthur her mother wasn't herself anymore. There was no sense in staying. She knew there was nothing left to do now but return to Caer Ongwynn. It was like Ongwynn was her mother now, and she had just seen a vision of her not only getting old but passing away she had to get to her..

This chapter was very slow. It seems like Morgan was getting to know Cernunnos and
him recognizing she was looking more like the fae there in Avalon than ever. Now Thomas was recognizing her as a queen, almost royalty, as he bowed to do whatever she wanted. It was time he be knighted as a knight of Avalon now she was to send him on a journey to look for her half brother Arthur.

She didn't recognize her own daughter as she hugged her. Instead she called out for Morgause. Thomas was a bit worried about this place he didn't trust anybody. He was worried because he saw something he was very concerned about the Morrigun washing a dead body he recognized as his own. That was creepy.

Just when I thought this chapter couldn't get anymore weird. Morgan has made it to Avalon and the weird creatures she sees are the ones that may have been calling her. All this time her mother was carried off to this place by a creature named Cernunnos on a horse. She didn't look like herself. She was in a dazed kind of state...

Morgan and Thomas are continuing their trip to Avalon as they make their way. Morgan starts to see unusual things in the water there as a black horse's head coming out of the water, swans, and other weird things. They had finally made the long journey, and they were finally there at sunset with Thomas unconscious.

Damn this chapter killed me. I so did not see that coming. A knight wondering the forest and one near Morgan. This is crazy to think all of a sudden it's someone she knows... Thomas. He was on a different horse, and Morgan had Annie. The knight went into attack mode and killed Annie and Thomas was able to take him down and take him out it wasn't easy, but he did, a little cut up and bruised but now he was in pain...

I think it's slowing down here. I hope it picks back up. Morgan has left her sister Morgause and Ongwynn and is traveling on her own. She seems like she is really having an adventure with the horse Annie with a broken hoof. She meets someone along the way, but she doesn't trust anyone to fix it. They offer, but she won't do it, so she goes on her way to her destination of Avalon...

This has to be the slowest chapter. Nothing big happens in this chapter just Morgan and Ongwynn playing chess other than Morgan daydreaming about Thomas to come back to her this chapter could have been left out. It does nothing for the story.

The nurse Ongwynn has recovered from her illness. Now Thomas is leaving, and it's time for the girls and Ongwnn to go about doing things on their own now. Thomas even left them his horse Annie and Morgan felt like it was now her responsibility to take care of her now. Morgan had wondered why Ongwynn had come to her and her family when she had a home they were now living in. Ongwynn felt it was her purpose in life...

Poor Nurse Ongwynn she gave up so much for these girls, and now it was Morgan and her sister Morgause trying to keep her alive as well as her now friend Thomas who told Morgan he had been through the same thing as them. It was Uther Pendragon that wanted to kill them. They almost beat him to death as well when he was younger. If they had stayed at Tintagel, there is no saying if they would be alive. They were safe...

The nurse has the Green power within her it's in her eyes. She helped them to escape because what Morgan and her sister are told later once they are out of harms way is that King Uther Pendragon is now dead. If they were captured, they could not take their rightful place it would be the sons they would have that would become king. Uther being dead now brings them into danger. So now they are out of harms way...

Wow this book just got good enough that I could see it all happening. Morgan gets up in the dark and her nurse grabs her and wakes her sister Morgause, grabs their belongings as well, and leads them out of Caer Tintagel. They didn't know where they were going but what Morgan sees in the nurse is something she never questioned her about it leads them to escape as they learn later if they didn't, they would be killed..

People were invited to celebrate, and fae were also invited and showed up in the most interesting of ways by appearing out of thin air before the celebration to give and bless Arthur with gifts. Morgan didn't care one bit about this celebration and just wanted it to be over she already hated him.

This story is so intriguing. Why I canceled out characters before I could read about them, I have no idea. Morgan and Morgause were on their way to Caer Avalon finally to see their mother and Uther Pendragon, but to someone else, they were not expecting this to be for...their new baby brother Arthur Pendragon. They were holding a feast in his honor of his Name Day...

Morgan is really on her own right now. Yes, her sister is around, but her wandering off on her own is showing how brave she is. Her stone that came to her is now showing some brightness to it. A druid stone which she would not have taken from her. Her father is no longer alive, and she doesn't feel right to mourn all in black. Uther is alive (correction). Morgan just wants to be herself.

Wow what a beginning. Arthur isn't apart of this story, Uther isn't alive and now who is left but Igraine and the children Morgan Le Fay and Morgause. Morgan is quite the brave child different from her sister. Merlin just made his appearance as himself. Good start...

I just started this prologue, and already, it ends right in the middle of a scene, it seems. This book has good reviews, so I'm ready for it.

The ending just to remember everything you learned in the book to keep you focused on God and the person revival we felt and how other people in the Bible have had this same experience and used it to get closer to God. This was more than a wake-up call for God's people.

Ultimately pray for the church and the one you attend. Also we must remember we are the Fire Keepers we need to keep the fire burning in our hearts for God. If it dims if it goes out if it blows out we are the ones responsible for it. Reading God's Word and focusing what He wants for our lives we need to listen to Him, that will help the fire that He placed in our hearts burn brightly for Him...

We try to do things in our own power, but it's never the way God intended it. Try to put yourself in a position to pray to Him to Worship Him. Let Him know you are truly sorry for not seeking His Face. Confess to Him all that is on your heart. At the end of it all, thank Him for all He has done. He has forgiven your sin and remembers it no more. If you can pray for all those who don't know Jesus that they may seek...

Wow, good chapter on Prayer and how to pray. We may stumble in our daily lives, but we are, after all human. Sin is there so we have to constantly be praying to keep our minds and hearts on Jesus Our Savior. First step is Stiring the Fire. Talk to God, come to Him sincerely, lay it out on the table give Him everything. Ask Him to help you Be Still. Sometimes,we don't know when to slow down...

This is a book that is really keeping my interest and about to ignite my fire for God. She is just going into how to ignite The Revival Fire. Stir up the Fire. I'm in a point in my life where this makes sense to me she was putting her career first and God wanted her to come back to Him as she once did. This was her time to drop her career to focus on The One Who Really Mattered. I can relate to working just to work..

This is a book that really keeping my interest and about to ignite my fire for God. She is just going into how to ignite the Revival Fire. Stir up the fire. I'm in a point in my life where this makes sense to me she was putting her career first and God wanted her to come back to Him as she once did. This was her time to drop her career to focus on The One Who really Mattered. I can relate to working just to work...

Wow, what a lot to think about in this chapter on being obedient to The Lord. Not doing things because we should but doing things because of Him serving how He chose us to serve and moving when He wants us to move. A believer knows why they serve because of the God we serve. He has commanded us to serve the way He has laid things our. We do things out of love for people but we ultimately love because of our Lord God.

I see this chapter as how other people saw Merlin weird looking not normal. There was something different about him, but no one knew what to think of him. As a kid, he was definitely different. He was awkward. Merlin would often disappear in solitude into the forests for months, even years. He would find his spirit again in solitude...