Love can survive. Duncan, Raven and Arianna are immortal witches fighting for love, for each other and against a powerful evil trying to destroy them! Loved this story, can’t wait to read Arianna’s story! ( )

Her name was Raven St. James, a woman whose unearthly beauty and beguiling charms inspired rumors of Witchcraft. Only one man tried to save her from the hangman's noose--Duncan, the town minister, who thought it strange that anyone could accuse this lovely and vibrant woman of anything wicked. Strange still was the fact that Raven WAS a Witch. And even though she held the power to save herself, she could not rescue Duncan--who died trying to save her... Three hundred years later, the immortal Witch searches for the one soul who truly loved her. It's so nice to read a book that the author felt truly passionate about, that truly moved her to put it onto the paper. ( )

2- the story idea was nice about two people who time and death could not separate. The idea was nice I just thought the story stuttered a faulted for me. First I really dislike tales of witch hunts, mob mentality gone stupid and just plan ignorance. *This book had all three. I got uninterested and found myself skimming pages through the horrible history parts, the back ground of the white art/darks arts, and many more. The Native American bit was thrown in there so random and incomplete it was disappointing. I would have loved it if the story and gone in that direction instead of where it went. But as it was they were introduced has some cool magic going and then they were out of the story and it was 300 years in the future.
The Bad guy was deplorable. He was also a poorly made sob story with a dead son who only wanted another. Should have been a Oh, boo hoo, but it just didn't come across right. He felt like Moe from the Three Stooges with a blood lust. Bumbling idiot, with murderous intent.
I did finish it when I should have dropped it. It was not the book for me. ( )

Not a bad story but poorly executed. ( )

Good read ( )