Path to the Priestess Temple
Book description
"An exquisitely renderd tale… A stunner of a book from a writer to watch."
The Prairie Book 5 Star Review Nov 2023
"Dianne Adel's use of fantastical elements to reinforce the themes of the narrative hits the nail right on the head."
Reader’s Favorite 5 Star Review Nov 2023
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"Path to the Priestess Temple" by Dianne Adel is a transformative journey into the lives of three modern-day women, and what happens when an ancient even touches them. Adel's writing is both wise and enchanting, introducing characters that connect deeply with the divine feminine. Her writing is beautifully empowering and celebrates the rich inner and outer lives of women, through the three main characters that inhabit these pages. This book is a true gem for those wishing to get lost in the lyrical writing and storytelling that Adel crafts.
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