Showing posts with label jamie white. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jamie white. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 16, 2019

Losing Me (Lightworker Series Book 8)



For years, Courtney Martinez has lived in danger from her enemies, as well as the mental scars left behind. She thought she was ready for anything at this point, and finally found some peace. She was wrong.

Visits from the astral world make it clear the danger to her and her son, Diego, is just beginning. Can she survive this latest threat, or will she finally meet the same fate as her birth mother?

Abigail Flores has been enlisted to help her twin, Courtney, make sense of the messages she's getting. Using the psychic gift that is stronger when they work together, Abigail sees a devastating vision. One that will change the course of her life forever. Can Abigail prevent what she sees coming, or will she lose the more important person in the world to her?


My Thoughts

Losing Me brings us to Courtney's final battle. With her enemies targeting her and her son, she's ready to do whatever it takes to keep her child safe. With the help of her husband and her twin, she prepares to fight the dark ones. Will she survive or will be finally meet the same fate as her birth mother? You'll have to read it to find out.

Losing Me is the final installment in the Lightworker series and it won't disappoint. However, it may rip your heart out. No spoilers here, but have the tissues handy! Be prepared for shocking twists and turns I have grown very attached to Courtney and the gang, and I'm kind of sad to see the series come to an end, but it was definitely a satisfying finale. If you haven't read the series yet, be sure to read them in order to follow Courtney through her many years of love, loss, and butt kicking. 

Tuesday, October 8, 2019

Losing Me (Lightworker Series Book 8)



For years, Courtney Martinez has lived in danger from her enemies, as well as the mental scars left behind. She thought she was ready for anything at this point, and finally found some peace. She was wrong.

Visits from the astral world make it clear the danger to her and her son, Diego, is just beginning. Can she survive this latest threat, or will she finally meet the same fate as her birth mother?

Abigail Flores has been enlisted to help her twin, Courtney, make sense of the messages she's getting. Using the psychic gift that is stronger when they work together, Abigail sees a devastating vision. One that will change the course of her life forever. Can Abigail prevent what she sees coming, or will she lose the more important person in the world to her?


My Thoughts

Losing Me brings us to Courtney's final battle. With her enemies targeting her and her son, she's ready to do whatever it takes to keep her child safe. With the help of her husband and her twin, she prepares to fight the dark ones. Will she survive or will be finally meet the same fate as her birth mother? You'll have to read it to find out.

Losing Me is the final installment in the Lightworker series and it won't disappoint. However, it may rip your heart out. No spoilers here, but have the tissues handy! Be prepared for shocking twists and turns I have grown very attached to Courtney and the gang, and I'm kind of sad to see the series come to an end, but it was definitely a satisfying finale. If you haven't read the series yet, be sure to read them in order to follow Courtney through her many years of love, loss, and butt kicking. 

Monday, September 2, 2019

Challenging Me (Lightworker Series Book 7) by Jamie White is #Free on Amazon


It was supposed to be an easy job. Courtney and Santiago Martinez are charged with keeping watch over a young woman who’s close to inheriting the special gifts of their people, a task meant to avoid the betrayals that cost her and their people so much. The sudden disappearance of their charge complicates things, and leaves Courtney with a sense of guilt and responsibility she can’t shake at a time when she’s already weakened by what she fears is a new attack on her personally.

 Things get worse as one by one, people disappear under seemingly mundane circumstances that lead them to believe their enemies have a new plan to destroy them. Will Courtney manage to fight through this latest setback to find the missing people, or will their people finally face defeat?

Tuesday, June 11, 2019

Challenging Me (Lightworker Series Book 7) by Jamie White


It was supposed to be an easy job. Courtney and Santiago Martinez are charged with keeping watch over a young woman who’s close to inheriting the special gifts of their people, a task meant to avoid the betrayals that cost her and their people so much. The sudden disappearance of their charge complicates things, and leaves Courtney with a sense of guilt and responsibility she can’t shake at a time when she’s already weakened by what she fears is a new attack on her personally.

Things get worse as one by one, people disappear under seemingly mundane circumstances that lead them to believe their enemies have a new plan to destroy them. Will Courtney manage to fight through this latest setback to find the missing people, or will their people finally face defeat?


My Thoughts

In the seventh book in the Lightworker series, Courtney and are husband are watching out for the next generation of Ligthtworkers who are waiting for their powers to develop. The problem is, the bad guys want them, too. If they capture the teens, they could twist their minds, teaching them to use their powers for evil. When one of their charges goes missing, Courtney hopes to grow her abilities in order to find her. She also fears that she and her sister are under attack, so the two of them join forces to combat the evil forces trying to take them down.

This has been one of my favorite paranormal series in a long time. It's a really unique take on Lighworkers and the supernatural elements are enthralling. The interaction between the characters is great and I've enjoyed the progression of Courtney's personality as she grew from a teenager to a woman with a husband and adult responsibilities.  This is the most recent edition of the Lightworker series, and now that I'm all caught up, I will have to wait impatiently for the author to release the next one. 




Thursday, May 30, 2019

Confronting Me (Lightworker Series Book 6) by Jamie White



Years ago, Abigail Flores was forced to leave behind everything she'd known after a reckless decision made her family fear for her future. Since then, she's worked hard to put her past, and the reputation she earned, behind her. When she suddenly comes face-to-face with a person from that past, she finds herself falling into some old habits that might just leave her vulnerable to more than a broken heart.

Meanwhile, Courtney's been assigned to help protect a young woman with a gift that the enemy doesn't want her using. While the physical danger is real, Courtney believes that there's a more pressing threat to her charges' safety. 

Will Abigail's moment of weakness put more than herself in danger? Will Courtney be able to save her charge from herself?



My Thoughts

In the sixth book in the Lightworker Series, we see a lot of focus on Abigail, Courtney's twin sister. She's dealing with a difficult decision she made it the past. She's sent to live in America  with her brother, but only finds herself in deeper waters. It turns out many of the people she trusted were only spying on her to see if she inherited her parent's abilities. Meanwhile, Santiago and Courtney also get some action. They are tasked with protecting a powerful physic named Fiona. Their rivals hope to use for gifts their own dark purposes. 

This was another awesome chapter in the Lightworker series. One of the best parts of this book for me is a crossover between this series and the author's Stains series. Stains are the novels that introduced me to this author's work, and seeing both of these amazing stories merged so flawlessly added a whole new dimension. Don't worry if you didn't read that series, though. This story-line flow seamlessly whether you are familiar with Fiona's history or not.  There is lots of action and I enjoyed getting the backstory on Abigail because it makes her an even more relatable character. Now, on to Book 7!


Sunday, May 19, 2019

Defining Me (Lightworker Series Book 5)




Four years after surviving another attack from her enemies, Courtney Thompson has found peace. She’s engaged to her boyfriend, Santiago, and living her dream of being a professional actress.

Despite her love of the stage, Courtney feels a pull toward her past and the work she’s avoided. When she announces her decision to return and her intention to work with him, Santiago becomes evasive and tries to talk her out of it. His behavior worries her and makes her think she’s marrying a stranger. When she presses the issue, he makes a startling confession that will change the course of her life yet again.

Abigail Flores is a young woman who hates being watched and keeps some questionable company. When one of her clients makes an unusual request, Abigail gets far more than she planned. Suddenly in the middle of a war between good and evil, Abigail has to decide who she’ll align with.

Will Courtney be able to handle the secret Santiago’s been keeping from her? Can Santiago get Abigail on their side, or will the enemy win?


My Thoughts


Courtney has been through a lot in the last few years, but things are finally starting to settle down. Her relationship with Santiago is going really well, and her acting career is taking off.  She also decides to follow in her parent's footsteps and use her powers to help people. Just when everything seems perfect, her fiance starts acting strange and Courtney fears he's keeping secrets from her. She learns he's doing some work of his own, and in order for her to take part, she has to pass a series of tests.  While Courtney is pulled into the challenges of her new work, she also discovers a shocking family secret. 

This was another awesome installment of the Lightworker series with a shocking twist I never saw coming. This series is thrilling and filled with unique paranormal aspects, but I also love the very human growth I've seen in Courtney as the series progressed. She started out as a confused teen, but now we see her coming into her own and growing into a strong woman.  I'm moving on to Book 6 and I'm excited to see what new events will rock Courtney's world!