The Girl With Stars In Her Eyes

By Dawn Ford

Description:

Eighteen-year-old servant girl Tambrynn is haunted by more than her unusual silver hair and the star-shaped pupils in her eyes. Her uncontrollable ability to call objects leads the wolves who savagely murdered her mother right to her door.
When she’s fired and outcast during a snowstorm, her carriage wrecks and she’s forced to find refuge in an abandoned cottage. There, her life is upended when the magpie who’s stalked her for ten years transforms into a man, Lucas. He’s her Watcher and they’re from a different kingdom. His job is to keep her safe from her father, an evil mage, who wants to steal her abilities, turn her into one of his undead beasts, and become immortal himself.
Can they make it to the magical passageway and get to their home kingdom in time for Tambrynn to thwart her father’s malicious plans? Or will Tambrynn’s unique magic doom them all?

Book Takeaway:

Sometimes that which makes us different is what makes us unique and special. And those who don't have God (the Kinsman) in their society become dark and immoral.

Why the author wrote this book:

I love fairy tales and wanted to have a clean teen read that wasn't over the top religious so it would attract teens who aren't Christians.