Tag Archive | Kirsten Miller

The Women Of Wild Hill by Kirsten Miller

Oct23

Entertaining

The Women Of Wild Hill by Kirsten Miller is a contemporary fantasy novel that I enjoyed. It is a departure from my usual genre but I found it very entertaining.

Kristen Miller has constructed a comprehensive plotline that is well executed.

As we follow the women of Wild Hill, we learn of their desire to protect women and to preserve the planet. There have been sacrifices in the past in order to enable the three to work together to save the planet – what this looks like no-one knows, not even the women.

For over four hundred years the women in the family have each received a gift. Some are happy with their gift, others are not. They are told “your two greatest gifts are exactly the same. The family and each other.” It is family first.

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The Change by Kirsten Miller

Aug16

Wow! Unique And Engrossing

The Change by Kirsten Miller is a marvellous contemporary crime suspense that held my attention from the start.

The novel is about women – women who share the same goal, to protect the innocent from all those who mean harm. Women who band together, a sisterhood, each with a unique gift that is needed to defeat the evil that walks alongside.

We witness cold cases mounting up as the land and sea give up their secrets.

Kirsten Miller has written a unique novel that was a departure from my usual reads but one that totally consumed me. As the novel approached its conclusion, I read on with baited breath and a big gasp!

Over the years women have had to battle to achieve equality with men – and they have had to battle through bodily changes. This novel celebrates the strength of women. Together we are stronger.

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