The Herbarium
Pamela Chartrand
Sep 2023 · Tantor Media Inc · Narrated by Jennifer Pickens
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9 hr 7 min
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The Herbarium, an enchanted sacred text written by the ancients, is safely hidden in a monastery outside of Chartres . . . or is it? In present day California, thirty-something Paige Delaney is struggling to cope. Since the death of her husband, she's felt lost, aimless, and frustrated. At the urging of her best friend, she accepts an invitation to join a Wiccan ceremony. And it's a night that changes everything. Haunted by the vivid apparition she sees in the bonfire, Paige is sent reeling when her mother reveals a long-kept family secret: that Paige is a descendant of a powerful line of witches. With the help of past life regression expert Jack Kaplan, Paige begins a heart-pounding journey to 600 years in the past. There, two unlikely allies have been tasked with the ultimate mission: to save the gravely wounded King of France from certain death. It's a race to deliver the sacred text that holds the key to his survival. But more than that . . . . . . it's a perilous path that will lead right back to Paige.
About the author
Pamela Chartrand is the author of The Herbarium.
Jennifer Pickens has been a storyteller since childhood, when she could often be found acting out the adventures of the characters that she created. Now, in front of the mic, she uses her smooth tone and confident grasp of character and pacing to connect listeners to an author's story, bringing their words to life.
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