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So silly old me accidentally posted the wrong review to the wrong book earlier so thankfully I figured out my mistake. Lol
This intriguing late nineteenth century and early twentieth century novel explores the art of the occults. I read a novel a while back that was similar but this one is a bit more lighthearted although they are both equally good books. Overall I was very impressed with the characters and the writing itself was goos and easy to understand.
Our main heroine Katherine Tingley has always felt like an outsider to her family who were frightened at her ability to have visions. Deciding that she wants to seek her own destiny she leaves her home and travels to find people who understand her gift. Along the way she manages to help those who have lost loved be able to communicate with them.
She then meets William Q Judge who is a very influential mesmerist and teaches her to embrace her gift. Overtime she manages to become much more confident with her abilities. After Mr. Judges passing her takes up her leadership role in the society and moves to San Diego to grow her prospects. However some of these people don't have the best intentions and if she isn't careful she could possibly lose everything.
I received an arc copy from Netgalley and all opinions are of my own.

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