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- Natalie Wright
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More About This Title Emily's House
- English
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Emily Adams is flunking math and life. But Emily has a secret that she has kept from everyone, even her two best friends. Soon the ancient legacy coursing through her veins will force her secret to be revealed. Dormant for over a thousand years, an evil has arisen and it will destroy anything or anyone that stands in its way.
Three high school freshmen risk everything and embark on a perilous journey. For Emily, the fate of her friends and her world lies in her hands.
Travel with Emily as she unlocks the secrets of her Celtic ancestors as she goes on a mystical journey to the inner house and beyond.
Three high school freshmen risk everything and embark on a perilous journey. For Emily, the fate of her friends and her world lies in her hands.
Travel with Emily as she unlocks the secrets of her Celtic ancestors as she goes on a mystical journey to the inner house and beyond.
- English
English
Natalie is the author of The Akasha Chronicles, a young adult paranormal fantasy trilogy. When not writing, blogging, Facebooking, Tweeting, Wattpadding or eating chocolate, Natalie nurtures her young daughter, elderly dog and two young cats. Natalie is hard at work on her next young adult book series, H.A.L.F., a fast-paced science fiction series.
Natalie enjoys travel, good wine, and excellent food shared with family and friends. She was raised an Ohio farm girl, now lives in the desert Southwest, and dreams of living in a high rise in a big city.
Natalie enjoys travel, good wine, and excellent food shared with family and friends. She was raised an Ohio farm girl, now lives in the desert Southwest, and dreams of living in a high rise in a big city.
- English
English
Acknowledgments
PART ONE
Prologue
1. A Run-In With Muriel The Mean
2. Emily’s Visitor
3. Saorla
4. The Wedding
5. Cathaír’s Bad News
6. Sorcha
7. The Order Of Brighid
8. The Dark One Comes
9. March To The Sacred Grove
10. Lianhan Sídhe
11. Battle For The Sacred Grove
12. Saorla At The Well
13. The End Of The Order Of Brighid
14. Search For The Torc
15. Puzzles
16. Escape From Muriel The Mean
PART TWO
17. To Fair Tara
18. The Inn
19. Things Go Bump in the Night
20. Monasterboice
21. On the Run
22. Zombie Man Wakes
23. Liam Searches for Clues
24. Emily’s Search for the Sacred Well
25. Emily and the Netherworld
26. And Liam Makes Three - Again
27. Emily’s First Master
28. Madame Wong
29. Breathe
30. Riding the Waves
31. Why I Hate Bamboo
32. Slicing and Dicing
33. Sword of the Order
34. The Three Little Ninjas
35. The Killing Time
36. The Darkest Woods
37. Akasha
PART THREE
38. Umbra Nihili
39. Macha’s Promise
40. Dughall Wakes
41. The Face in the Bucket
42. The Machine
43. Dughall’s Story
44. A Promise
45. Dughall’s Revenge
46. Piecing it Together in Dublin
47. A Present for Miss Emily
48. Emily’s Second Master
49. The Dughall Enigma
50. Put Your Boat In
51. The Slippery Slopes of Time
52. Dughall at the LHC
53. Hospitality, CERN Style
54. Dughall at CERN
55. Stuck Inside a Tin Can
56. Dughall’s Plan in Action
57. Escape from a Tin Can
58. Dughall and the Portal
59. His Deepest Desire
60. Afternoon at the Horror Movies
61. Emily Meets a Black Hole
62. Click Your Heels Three Times
Pronunciation Guide
PART ONE
Prologue
1. A Run-In With Muriel The Mean
2. Emily’s Visitor
3. Saorla
4. The Wedding
5. Cathaír’s Bad News
6. Sorcha
7. The Order Of Brighid
8. The Dark One Comes
9. March To The Sacred Grove
10. Lianhan Sídhe
11. Battle For The Sacred Grove
12. Saorla At The Well
13. The End Of The Order Of Brighid
14. Search For The Torc
15. Puzzles
16. Escape From Muriel The Mean
PART TWO
17. To Fair Tara
18. The Inn
19. Things Go Bump in the Night
20. Monasterboice
21. On the Run
22. Zombie Man Wakes
23. Liam Searches for Clues
24. Emily’s Search for the Sacred Well
25. Emily and the Netherworld
26. And Liam Makes Three - Again
27. Emily’s First Master
28. Madame Wong
29. Breathe
30. Riding the Waves
31. Why I Hate Bamboo
32. Slicing and Dicing
33. Sword of the Order
34. The Three Little Ninjas
35. The Killing Time
36. The Darkest Woods
37. Akasha
PART THREE
38. Umbra Nihili
39. Macha’s Promise
40. Dughall Wakes
41. The Face in the Bucket
42. The Machine
43. Dughall’s Story
44. A Promise
45. Dughall’s Revenge
46. Piecing it Together in Dublin
47. A Present for Miss Emily
48. Emily’s Second Master
49. The Dughall Enigma
50. Put Your Boat In
51. The Slippery Slopes of Time
52. Dughall at the LHC
53. Hospitality, CERN Style
54. Dughall at CERN
55. Stuck Inside a Tin Can
56. Dughall’s Plan in Action
57. Escape from a Tin Can
58. Dughall and the Portal
59. His Deepest Desire
60. Afternoon at the Horror Movies
61. Emily Meets a Black Hole
62. Click Your Heels Three Times
Pronunciation Guide
- English
English
Over 1 MILLION READS on Wattpad!
Amazon 4.5 Stars. Here are a few of the reviews:
By Dianne Greenlay "Author of Quintspinner -A Pi... (Saskatchewan, Canada)
Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: Emily's House (The Akasha Chronicles) (Kindle Edition)
Other reviewers have given a good synopsis of the storyline so I will focus on what I really enjoyed. Having been young myself when my own mother passed away, leaving me with an emotionally absent father, I feel Ms. Wright has really captured Emily's feelings in the novel. The author has also invented a couple of friends for Emily whose personalities will resonate with teen readers.
I also loved the seamless blending of a fantasy world, with the real-life ones of Emily before she embarks on her journey. With lots of myths, magical creatures, clashes and good plot development going on, I read this in one sitting.
All in all, this is a wonderful story of a young girl coming to know herself through facing her own fears and doubts, while recognizing and accelerating her new-found strengths. A great YA novel.
By Kathryn Figaro-Reifsteck (THORNTON, COLORADO, US)
Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: Emily's House: Book 1 of the Akasha Chronicles (Paperback)
I read the story first on Wattpad and purchased it to read with my tween son. Excellent for tweens, teens and adults (not girly) with a bit of history, friendship struggles and a mystic quality that keeps you guessing. I recommend purchasing Book 2 at the same time as you will want to read it as soon as you finish this one.
By GreatSummerReadsForTeens
This review is from: Emily's House: Book 1 of the Akasha Chronicles (Paperback)
By Sherry Ellis
(VINE VOICE)
This review is from: Emily's House: Book 1 of the Akasha Chronicles (Paperback)
Emily is a 14-year-old teenager struggling with the challenges many teenagers face. Adding to her problems is the fact that she lost her mother when she was seven, and her father never recovered from his grief. She is essentially raised by her mean aunt. Things change when she meets a troll named Hindergog who informs her that she is a descendent of a high priestess in the Netherworld. It is Emily's destiny to find herself and discover her special powers so that she can save the world from the evil Dughall.
Emily's house is a fast-paced YA fantasy. There's a good blending of fantasy and the real world, and the characters are likeable. Readers who enjoy myths and magical creatures will enjoy this book.
Emily develops into a tough and likeable character.
Things I liked: Emily's character development into a warrior, the metaphysical aspect of the book, the mix of science and fantasy, the fast-paced action that moved the story from the US, to Ireland, to Switzerland.
Overall: Excellent! Five stars! A fun, action-packed book with depth!
By Jane Jones (NC)
This review is from: Emily's House (The Akasha Chronicles) (Kindle Edition)
Like so many teens, Emily of Emily's House is a troubled teen. She has more problems than the average teen with the death of her mother and the emotional support of her father because of his grief. School doesn't fit either except for two friends that help her on her journey to find her ancient lost family and to save the world in the process.
The writing quality is excellent. The teen characters are realistic and would be easy for teens to relate with when they read this book. The suspense is fun, keeps you on edge and satisfied with the twist of the story.
By Georgia Conroy (Ireland)
Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: Emily's House: Book 1 of the Akasha Chronicles (Paperback)
As a gal who resides in Ireland I always find it interesting to read works with Celtic references. I read the description and was intrigued, I then went on to read the first page and what can I say I am hooked. The descriptive skills of this woman surpass many I have come across. Considering how many books I have read (I think it;s over 2k now) I have to say this book is superb! The plot is robust and delightful. I recommend this book whole heartedly!
Amazon 4.5 Stars. Here are a few of the reviews:
By Dianne Greenlay "Author of Quintspinner -A Pi... (Saskatchewan, Canada)
Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: Emily's House (The Akasha Chronicles) (Kindle Edition)
Other reviewers have given a good synopsis of the storyline so I will focus on what I really enjoyed. Having been young myself when my own mother passed away, leaving me with an emotionally absent father, I feel Ms. Wright has really captured Emily's feelings in the novel. The author has also invented a couple of friends for Emily whose personalities will resonate with teen readers.
I also loved the seamless blending of a fantasy world, with the real-life ones of Emily before she embarks on her journey. With lots of myths, magical creatures, clashes and good plot development going on, I read this in one sitting.
All in all, this is a wonderful story of a young girl coming to know herself through facing her own fears and doubts, while recognizing and accelerating her new-found strengths. A great YA novel.
By Kathryn Figaro-Reifsteck (THORNTON, COLORADO, US)
Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: Emily's House: Book 1 of the Akasha Chronicles (Paperback)
I read the story first on Wattpad and purchased it to read with my tween son. Excellent for tweens, teens and adults (not girly) with a bit of history, friendship struggles and a mystic quality that keeps you guessing. I recommend purchasing Book 2 at the same time as you will want to read it as soon as you finish this one.
By GreatSummerReadsForTeens
This review is from: Emily's House: Book 1 of the Akasha Chronicles (Paperback)
By Sherry Ellis
(VINE VOICE)
This review is from: Emily's House: Book 1 of the Akasha Chronicles (Paperback)
Emily is a 14-year-old teenager struggling with the challenges many teenagers face. Adding to her problems is the fact that she lost her mother when she was seven, and her father never recovered from his grief. She is essentially raised by her mean aunt. Things change when she meets a troll named Hindergog who informs her that she is a descendent of a high priestess in the Netherworld. It is Emily's destiny to find herself and discover her special powers so that she can save the world from the evil Dughall.
Emily's house is a fast-paced YA fantasy. There's a good blending of fantasy and the real world, and the characters are likeable. Readers who enjoy myths and magical creatures will enjoy this book.
Emily develops into a tough and likeable character.
Things I liked: Emily's character development into a warrior, the metaphysical aspect of the book, the mix of science and fantasy, the fast-paced action that moved the story from the US, to Ireland, to Switzerland.
Overall: Excellent! Five stars! A fun, action-packed book with depth!
By Jane Jones (NC)
This review is from: Emily's House (The Akasha Chronicles) (Kindle Edition)
Like so many teens, Emily of Emily's House is a troubled teen. She has more problems than the average teen with the death of her mother and the emotional support of her father because of his grief. School doesn't fit either except for two friends that help her on her journey to find her ancient lost family and to save the world in the process.
The writing quality is excellent. The teen characters are realistic and would be easy for teens to relate with when they read this book. The suspense is fun, keeps you on edge and satisfied with the twist of the story.
By Georgia Conroy (Ireland)
Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: Emily's House: Book 1 of the Akasha Chronicles (Paperback)
As a gal who resides in Ireland I always find it interesting to read works with Celtic references. I read the description and was intrigued, I then went on to read the first page and what can I say I am hooked. The descriptive skills of this woman surpass many I have come across. Considering how many books I have read (I think it;s over 2k now) I have to say this book is superb! The plot is robust and delightful. I recommend this book whole heartedly!
