My friend and crit partner Jaye recommend this novel on
Twitter a few weeks ago, and I am so glad she did. Marie Lamba has crafted a world of romance,
villains, and a healthy dose of messing with the space time continuum. I couldn’t put this book down!
Michelle and her father are starting over in England. Maybe here, no one will know that her brother
is a diagnosed schizophrenic, or that her mother is a self-proclaimed
psychic. But when Michelle starts
hearing voices and seeing visions of a handsome medieval man named Christopher,
she fears that she has followed in her brother’s footsteps. It doesn’t help that the first time she saw
Christopher was when she was drawing: his image came to her, and since living
in her sketchbook, he has started to take shape, pulling Michelle back in time
to his dangerous reality. Torn between
fear of insanity and the intense emotions she feels whenever she’s with
Christopher, Michelle must navigate her modern life and Christopher’s ancient
one. But when her actions in the past
start to impact the present, Michelle is faced with a choice: give up on love
or fight to save a man she isn’t even sure exists.
If you’re looking for tension, history, and a flawed cast of
characters, you’ll fall in love with Drawn.
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