The Mirror of Minutes — Tammy Berg

Published by CUSTOM BOOK PUBLICATIONS Noveletta Imprint Book Five The MIRROR of MINUTES Five-Ever Series On being dubbed The Goddess of 5-Ever, Josie was surprised to discover what she was capable of… As the swearing in then allowed the Ancients to became a part of her. Josephine quickly learns when the farmer has to take a back seat to the Goddess of 5-Ever â€" and that being in power sometimes demands one to use undesirable methods. Methods that mean the loss of a few, to protect the many. The Five-Ever Series Book One: DOG OF THE ANCIENTS Brodie is a Golden Retriever… a dog of The Ancients, but even such dogs are not allowed to talk to just anybody. The rules require those he is allowed to correspond with to be a soul of The Ancients, not just any human. He knew that if a human truly believed, then they too could hear the animals speak. Problem was that not many believed anymore, making it that much harder for the Golden's to keep balance between animals and humans… Book Two: THE HUNTER Just how powerful a blue moon can be, is unknown to all at the sanctuary. It takes the Trio, Josie and two new Enchantresses, Winnie and Lexi to decipher this mystery, and help a lone Coyote and her pups by keeping a hunter at bay. A tiny life is unaware and completely innocent to the evils of the world. The realm of Five-Ever is opened to the teenagers, in the hopes of helping Brodie save the precious bundle. Book Three The WITCH of the MARSH Unbeknown to Josie, an age-old rivalry existed between Delfia, the Marsh Witch, and her Gran, something she had kept to herself for many years. On finding out, Jo is surprised how deep and brutal their competition went. Knowing she would do whatever it took, she had to save her Gran from the manipulative Marsh Witch. … because Five-Ever is so much longer than forever! Book Four THE CELEBRATION The time had come! Josephine was to take her place as the rightful ruler of Five-Ever. However, even in light of such an event, it was not long before Jo realized just how heavy the head which bore the crown, could become.