This is a nice book for young readers. It's filled with action, good vs. evil, fantasy type lore. There were lots of plot twists that prevented it from being too predictable. Fun, easy to read book.- H. Bryan (Amazon)

YA Fantasy with a Twist. Indebted gave valuable insight into the life of a young princess who felt abandoned by her parents. Her mother disappeared and her father ignores her. Princess Wren only wants to be accepted and loved.

This was a great premise for the story behind Indebted. There are too many people out there who feel unloved and will connect with Wren on that level. The basic theme of the novel is that God loves us, despite what anyone else might think of us.-Tabitha (Amazon)

The story pulls you in quickly, and keeps you reading. The characters are creative, and it’s easy to picture how they look and act. The plot moves along at a good pace, one that keeps it from dragging but not too fast to follow. There were a few times that the action seemed to be forced, but that didn’t detract from reading the book.

Although I enjoyed the story, I also like the messages taught through it. At the forefront, trusting God and accepting Jesus as Lord and Savior are prominent. Wren meets people who are bold in their faith. Not an aggressive boldness, but one that keeps them from shying away from sharing their faith with others. Wren, and others, learn about forgiveness and trusting other people. Though it is aimed at youth, adults can enjoy it too, as the messages can apply to them. https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2878645870?book_show_action=true&from_review_page=1