Into the Mist

by Elizabeth Sinclair

In this sequel to Miracle in the Mist , Karrie Henderson'??the amnesiac victim of an abusive marriage'??finds herself alone in a blizzard wandering the streets of the village of Tarrytown, New York.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1933836423
• ISBN13: 9781933836423
• Release Date: April 2008
• Publisher: Medallion Press
• Length: 367 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Katskill

As a romance reader for over 20 years, I truly enjoyed this fine tale of love and hope. In the theme of Brigadoon meets novel the story is both unique and compelling. The characters are rich in emotion. The plot mixes a tender love story with the paranormal elements that fairy tales and happy endings are made of. After a stressful day, this is the kind of escape eveyone needs and can relate too.

Magic, Pure and Simple

For anyone who has had any major trauma in their life, Into the Mist is a touching tale of healing and redemption. The cover resembles a Thomas Kincaid painting, but even more so, the words make you feel as though you live within it. Faith, hope and love live within the magical village of Renaissance. I'm not sure how anyone can come away after reading Into the Mist and not feel a little lighter of spirit for doing so.

fascinating romantic fantasy

The blizzard is crippling as the woman struggles to survive it while she wanders aimlessly the streets of Tarrytown, New York until some strangers tell her that her name is Carrie and she needs to come with them. With no place to go and a chance to get out of cold, she accompanies them to the misty village of Renaissance where they insist her memory will return. Weaver Clara Webb takes in the lost soul, who begins to recall tidbits of the blood all over the library on Christmas Eve. Dr. Frank Donovan, who learned of the village from his friend Dr. Steven Cameron (see MIRACLE IN THE MIST), is attracted to her, but the widower has two ghosts from his past that haunt him so he refuses to act on his feelings out of fear of hurting another human again. However, Carrie has brought him back to the living and Frank does likewise with her. The obvious link to Brigadoon aside, the second Mists romantic fantasy is a fascinating entry as the lead duet has demons in their respective souls to overcome before they can consider their feelings for one another. Early on the story line sets the table for an exciting strong plot, but the audience needs to give Elizabeth Sinclair's tale time to tie the seemingly disentangled divergent subplots together; it is worth it as love and hope for the future complete with grief and fear of the past. Harriet Klausner