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Tuesday, July 24, 2018

Accepting Magnolia by D.M. Thornton

Title: Accepting Magnolia
Author: D.M. Thornton
Genre: Women's Fiction/Paranormal Romance
Release Date: July 24, 2018


I speak to the dead.

But he’s not dead.

Yet.

Every minute lost is another minute closer to his last breath.

We must find him.

Now.

I’ve always been an outcast, bullied my whole life. Yet, all I’ve ever wanted to do is to help people. But people are cruel. Unforgiving. Instead of being accepting and seeing the beauty in our differences, some feel threatened. Frightful of the unknown. They want to separate themselves from what they can’t understand. Even if it means kidnapping a young child. With the help of Max’s father and a friend, we are on a hunt to find Max before it’s too late.

I was worried we would never find him. I never thought I would be the one hurt when we did. It’s not easy, and most days, I want to give up. But through a special connection








My Review: 5*

Accepting Magnolia is a book filled with several genres rolled into one. The book starts out telling us how Magnolia has always been the misfit and how she grew up being a loner because of her psychic abilities. How she was picked on growing up. How she only ever had 1 true friend. Sadly her one friend was murdered while they were still children. Then the book moves on to horror, Now Magnolia is all grown up and working as a 911 operator, when a small boy who has been kidnapped comes to Magnolia in visions. You have mystery, trying to figure out who the boy is, who kidnapped him and where he is. He sends her signs but Magnolia has to decipher the meaning of them to find him before it is to late. There is  gay tolerance, as Magnolia's new best friend is a gay man, actually there is all types of people tolerance, as the person who kidnapped the boy done it because he believes the boys father is a Muslim. There is also the struggle of learning how to live with a disability. And yes there is romance too.

This book had me captivated from page one and I could not put it down. I would love to see this book turn into a series. I will also be looking for more books by D.M. Thornton. I really loved the way she wrote this story. It was not filled with boring descriptions that had nothing to do with the story line. There characters were amazing and life like. To this was just a great books and I really enjoyed it.

I received this book from the Author or Publisher to read and review. The gifting of this book did not affect my opinion of it.





D. M. Thornton, originally from San Diego, CA, lives in Overland Park, Kansas with her three kids and her husband. She is a creative soul who has an unhealthy addiction to old-fashioned chocolate glazed doughnuts and enjoys quizzing her kids on music. She plays piano and the ukulele and can be found singing and dancing at any given moment just to embarrass her children.

After fourteen years of being a nail technician, she traded in her nail polish and took a chance on an old childhood dream of becoming a writer. You can find her on Facebook, Instagram, and on Twitter. To check out her other various romance novels and to see what is coming up in the world of make-believe, visit D.M. Thornton at http://www.dmthornton.com.



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