MALVERN, Pa. - s4story -- Again, a book has come along that has moved me enough to post a review of it. I started reading this book on a Monday and finished it by Wednesday. In fact, there was yardwork done that I failed miserably at doing because I had to keep going  back to my porch and picking the book back up to see what happened next. My bookmark for Emerald Wren was the hang tag from a raspberry bush my children bought me for Mother's Day!

Emerald Wren and the Coven of Seven by J.J. Barnes is a 338 page novel that was first published on February 20, 2018. It's self-published, but I think a publishing house might want to take a good look at this story. It's got it all...witches, genies, faeries and werewolves....and Guinevere - the talking cat! It's so good, it would be banned in the state of Florida!

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"As a child, Emerald Wren's grandfather gives her a magic lamp and a promise that she will change the world. As an adult, she is working as a waitress by day and leading a crime fighting coven of witches by night.
When the time comes to live up to her promise, things get dangerous.
A murderous man on a mission is hunting down a mysterious prophecy girl and leaving the burned bodies of women in his wake. Emerald and her friends set out to find her and save her. But who will get there first?"

Emerald Wren and the Coven of Seven (https://amzn.to/41MBkOf) deserves a large audience...it deserves to be talked about and read! I'm not usually oriented towards reading fiction, so when I do come across a novel that moves me, it must be worth checking out! This book should be on everyone's Beach Book and Summer Reading List. And while you're at it, be sure to look into J.J.'s other books on Amazon.com (https://amzn.to/45bHM4o).