Valenteen

I love your thoughts about the god/mortal aspect of the story.  It's comments like this which really mean a lot to me - it lets me know the story is intriguing on more than one level. Thank you so much ❤️

@ea_carter It's a pleasure. It did however take me a while to remember all the names from the first book as I read it some time ago now! I find the concept of the mortality of the gods quite interesting and different, it stops them from falling into the archetype of the arrogant, bad-tempered deity so much because of that vulnerability. The whole nature of light and immortal/mortal lives is a fascinating subject

@Valenteen Ugh, pity. I'll see about getting them, thanks so much :)

@Zuha987 The Chronicles of Avonlea are, but her journals aren't available for free as they belong to her estate or a university in Canada somewhere. However you can buy them from bookdepository.com or wordery.com

@Valenteen Cool, I really want to read them, but they aren't in public domain, are they? Do you know where I can read them for free?

@Valenteen I would agree with you on that. It's not something I realized until I read the story as a whole. When I revise I definitely plan on tackling that. :)
            
            While I don't have a sequel right now, I do have another series available. All This Time (complete) and it's sequel, Bitter Brews! If you're wanting to start a new story, I'd love to recommend that series. :) thanks again!