The Raveling by Tamara Leigh


I am so happy!!!!! Sigh.....
I will miss having one more book in the age of faith series to read, but this ending was just perfection!!!!!
I loved the plot I loved the characters!
I loved that Tamara features a heroine who is in her 30s!!!!! Yes!
There was action, there were childers who needed a champion!
It references all the people that this series has made so dear to me.
I loved how the romance played out, different from the other books, but all the heart eyes!!!!!!!

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