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    Erin the Fire Goddess: Changes
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    Erin the Fire Goddess: Changes

    By Lavinia Urban

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    Could a simple 'I love you' really break a spell?
    Dr Hammersmith is angry and Erin and Sean have to try and escape.
    Can Erin deal with the Betrayal and Torment Sean put her through?
    Kate thinks she sees Helen and is confused. She thought she'd killed her years ago.
    Now Kate knows she's innocent. Will Charlotte believe her? Will she be able to prove it?
    Is Sean really back to normal? Is he truly completely free from the spell that bound him or has he changed?
    Jo is convinced she has found someone with a new power but can she convince his mother?
    Everything is changing fast. Can Erin and her friends cope?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLavinia Urban
    Release dateMar 28, 2014
    ISBN9781310322693
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    Erin the Fire Goddess: Changes
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    Lavinia Urban

    Lavinia is an award winning, multi-genre author, who lives in Scotland with her husband and two children.Since the early nineties, Lavinia has been in and out of the publishing world, but it wasn't until 2012 when she decided to take the plunge and become a full-time writer.Unfortunately, in 2017, Lavinia was diagnosed with Metastatic Breast cancer. She continues to fight to put this awful disease into remission, whilst raising awareness.

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    • 4/5
      Freshly told, Erin the Fire Goddess is an engaging story, aimed for young adults. The author, Lavinia Urban, presents it in first-person narrative, which indicates a deep bond with the character. So it is no wonder that she chose to name the main character and her sister after her own two daughters. I think that the story comes from the deep—both memories from the past, and observation of how children behave and what they feel at present, both of which makes Erin’s voice ring true and compelling. It is at times sad, at times playful. The story brings back the agony of growing up, being afraid of falling short of expectations in the eyes of schoolmates, fending off bullies and school, and finding a way to overcome this agony. Perhaps the most difficult thing is the challenge to control the fire inside.Four stars.