You don't have to be a New Age flower-child to enjoy Pandora's correspondence with her supernatural penfriend. She's a newly single lady of a certain age and romance is still very much on the agenda. But who to choose? And can her spiritual buddy help her satisfy the longings of both her heart and soul?
Sweet Willows Review:
Very spiritual and romantic read! This is a story of a young
woman, Pandora, who delves into a penfriend relationship with a supernatural
form. Pandora’s adventure and life is a page turner and one that with the
talent of Carolyn developing her puts her mind at ease with the ability to follow along. Carolyn’s
words will draw you in and keep you wanting to read more. This was an enjoyable
read that I would recommend to anyone.
Carolyn Mathews was born in London, of Irish parents. Surviving a convent education, she explored various career paths before becoming an English lecturer and writer of books and plays for language students.
Married, with two grown sons and now living in Hertfordshire, she practises yoga and meditation whenever possible, in the hope of eventually getting them right. Her interest in contemporary spirituality informs and influences her fiction.
Free spirit Pandora is shaken by the sudden death of her mother and her discovery of a secret half-brother from across the Atlantic. When her mother's grave is disturbed, she turns detective and finds herself drawn into a world of intrigue, centring round a devious couple's plot to exploit a healing circle for their own ends. Her partner Jay's collaboration with an attractive singer and her own encounter with an old flame add to the confusion. Will she succeed in her quest to bring equilibrium to her life, and the lives of those she loves, or will the decisions she and Jay make set them up for more heartache?
Sweet Willows Review:
A page turner! After reading “Transforming Pandora” I was excited and anxious to read more adventures of Pandora’s. Squaring Circles takes it to a whole new level of Pandora’s life, with old flames, death of her mother and more. Carolyn’s writing is one that anyone could enjoy and she has become one of my new favorites.
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