<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p>M. L. Blackburn creates a world unto itself in <em>Bethel Island: Saving Earth</em>-the world of the Nephilim, the legendary hybrids of angel and man. Bethel's castle blends the Hogwarts' school of <em>Harry Potter</em> with the Shadowhunters' institutes of <em>The Mortal Instruments </em>in a riveting tale on par with either franchise.</p><p>A powerful but untrained Nephilim, fifteen-year-old Lucinda De'Mon navigates her way through an angelic education and her unknown destiny, taking the reader along, in her journey of discovery. A solid portrayal as Lucy attempts, in baptism by fire, to make the mature choices with the mind-set of a teenager facing a rapid coming-of-age. Not always making the smart choice, such as <em>sparing</em> her partner rather than <em>pairing</em> with him in crisis, one can easily relate to what Lucy grapples with along her slippery, winding road.</p><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br><p><em>Bethel Island</em>-an important read in the legacy of the Nephilim genre!</p><p>-A. F. Roberts, author of <em>Blood Light</em></p><br>
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