The Magic in Being Special - Hopkins, Sandra

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Résumé :
It wasn't the life she had dreamed of when she married Asher Jr. Deloris thought she was marrying into one of Stewart, Virginia's most prestigious families. The family is first introduced in Sandra Hopkins first novel, The Dark One. Her father had always told her that she was destined to be special. She had denied this specialness her whole life, but now she needed to pull on these special abilities and teach her daughter how to control what she had inherited. Her daughter brings two spirits together that had searched 400 years for each other. The spirits belonged to Adama, who had allowed herself to be captured in Africa, and her true love Kwame. She died loving and looking for him, but never found him. She believed that her spirit would live on through one of her children and it would find Kwame. He had been told as a child that he was named for a stolen warrior and dreamed about a special woman his whole life. Would he and she find the love and the life they had always wanted....

Biographie:
The story of Blind as a Bat, Wise as and Owl is referenced in this book. The author has contributed it as a Gift. It was written during the Vietnam War by Bernard N. Johnson, Jr. while he was stationed in Panama. There wasn't much more to do in the jungles or on the army base. Again, this is fictional but entertaining....

Sommaire:
This book is the fourth in a series about the Morton's. They are a middle class family with unusual skills of one kind or the other. This book outlines the diverges on Dalilah's plans for her adult life. Her ability to undergo materialization, disappearance or teleportation was first displayed in the author's second book, The Magic in Being Special. In the same book, her mother discovered that Dalilah's ability for channeling had given her a playmate that was the spirit of a little boy, who was killed in the house where they lived. His suspicious death sets the dynamics for in the author's first book, The Dark One. Her exceptional artistic ability allowed Dalilah to draw a detail picture of her Aunt Shelley's abductor in the author's third book, Battered, But Not Broken. The author is currently writing the fifth book in the Morton family series....