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Finding Annevra
Somewhere out there...
A girl is born with the ability to see beyond.
A boy is born and grows up in the shadow of his deceased father, tasked with looking after his father’s weird artifact collection.
The two have met, long ago. They meet again, just as one of the artifacts goes missing.
The girl is an outcast. The boy is golden, or at least he was supposed to be.
She wants to help, but it means revealing her deepest secret, and she isn’t sure she’s up to that. Plus, the time has come for plenty of other secrets to unveil themselves.
The horrors of the past have waited long enough for the girl and boy to be ready.
They descend like an avalanche.
A girl is born with the ability to see beyond.
A boy is born and grows up in the shadow of his deceased father, tasked with looking after his father’s weird artifact collection.
The two have met, long ago. They meet again, just as one of the artifacts goes missing.
The girl is an outcast. The boy is golden, or at least he was supposed to be.
She wants to help, but it means revealing her deepest secret, and she isn’t sure she’s up to that. Plus, the time has come for plenty of other secrets to unveil themselves.
The horrors of the past have waited long enough for the girl and boy to be ready.
They descend like an avalanche.
362 pages, Paperback
First published August 21, 2018
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About the author
Josephine C. Lieder
2 books9 followersJosephine C. Lieder is the author of the Lucy Divine Series and a content creator under the name Weird History Gal. Her fascination with the supernatural and love of coming of age stories inspired her to start writing at an early age.
She is an alumni of the Fashion Institute of Technology and resides in New York with her fiancé and their cats, Kovu, Rex, and Milo.
For updates on the Lucy Divine Series, you can follow her personal Instagram, @josielieder. She can also be found under @weirdhistorygal on TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram for digital content covering the weird and historical. She can be contacted with any feedback and inquiries at [email protected].
She is an alumni of the Fashion Institute of Technology and resides in New York with her fiancé and their cats, Kovu, Rex, and Milo.
For updates on the Lucy Divine Series, you can follow her personal Instagram, @josielieder. She can also be found under @weirdhistorygal on TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram for digital content covering the weird and historical. She can be contacted with any feedback and inquiries at [email protected].
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November 19, 2018
Finding Annevra by Josephine Lieder is book 1 in the series and a 5 star read.
Lucy Divine has been sent to stay with her older sister Adele while her parents are away for 2 weeks, Lucy and her sister don’t really get along so Lucy isn’t happy until she meets Grant, the brother of Adele’s friend and someone the family knew years before. Lucy gets told by her sister that her parents have forbidden her to spend any time with Grant but they won’t give her a reason for it, but the more time she spends with Grant the more she wants to be around him.
Grant Alexander is the brother of Adele’s friend and he makes sure he get to see Lucy again as they knew each other as children but their families lost touch years ago. Grant shares shows Lucy and his friend Jason a collection of items that he believes to be thousands of years old but when one of them go missing it sets Grant, Lucy and Jason on a course that brings danger to their lives.
I loved this book and I have a feeling that my review might bore some people but I didn’t want to use spoilers and ruin it for anyone. This story, from the first page until the last is brilliantly written, the characters are interesting and I need to know more,I can’t wait for the next book, I highly recommend this, you won’t be disappointed.
I voluntarily reviewed a gifted copy of this book.
Lucy Divine has been sent to stay with her older sister Adele while her parents are away for 2 weeks, Lucy and her sister don’t really get along so Lucy isn’t happy until she meets Grant, the brother of Adele’s friend and someone the family knew years before. Lucy gets told by her sister that her parents have forbidden her to spend any time with Grant but they won’t give her a reason for it, but the more time she spends with Grant the more she wants to be around him.
Grant Alexander is the brother of Adele’s friend and he makes sure he get to see Lucy again as they knew each other as children but their families lost touch years ago. Grant shares shows Lucy and his friend Jason a collection of items that he believes to be thousands of years old but when one of them go missing it sets Grant, Lucy and Jason on a course that brings danger to their lives.
I loved this book and I have a feeling that my review might bore some people but I didn’t want to use spoilers and ruin it for anyone. This story, from the first page until the last is brilliantly written, the characters are interesting and I need to know more,I can’t wait for the next book, I highly recommend this, you won’t be disappointed.
I voluntarily reviewed a gifted copy of this book.
February 22, 2021
Delightful, captivating, complex plot that leaves you on an incredible cliffhanger. I can't wait for the sequel!! I loved the characters and the depth of the plot, and the way you feel Lucy's voice throughout.
December 4, 2018
An interesting read. The characters were ok, the plot was ok, the writing and editing were ok.
Overall it wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t great either.
The characters definitely need development, they aren’t realistically fleshed out and their motivations and emotions don’t read as true.
The story is bogged down and tedious almost the entire book and the end was over before it really began.
There is potential here, but without a thorough reworking its not a series I’m invested in continuing.
I received a complimentary copy from VRO in return for an honest review.
Overall it wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t great either.
The characters definitely need development, they aren’t realistically fleshed out and their motivations and emotions don’t read as true.
The story is bogged down and tedious almost the entire book and the end was over before it really began.
There is potential here, but without a thorough reworking its not a series I’m invested in continuing.
I received a complimentary copy from VRO in return for an honest review.
June 26, 2025
Great book, I don’t often read fiction but this book was so captivating that it allowed me to picture the parts of the book play out. Which I believe is a sign of a great book. Anyone who is into fiction, I would highly recommend this book.
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