Blue Wolf Reviews

Tag: psychic

  • Green Witch

    Green Witch

    Created for the Teen market with several very good messages within the storyline Green Witch is an interesting concept for the modern Teen reader in the world of today, as it uses psychic medium based within a time schism.

    Fast paced, or perhaps a bit too fast paced on many occasions, the plot line of Green Witch becomes very confusing, then somewhat challenging to try and work out what is happening, how that character got involved at that point and certainly what comes next.

    But so saying, the plot is a rather good story about Deliah eventually finding her way through life, gathering self-confidence and beginning to understand that her life, well at least to date, has been as it is, to bring her to this time and place; to her destiny.

    She arrives at her Great Aunt Edie’s house at the end of her schooling at a prestigious school, lost, alone and afraid in many ways of what comes next. She has a tendency to overthink everything she and others do, which adds angst to her life on a daily basis.

    Her Aunt, much loved as a young child, now has dementia, the house is in sad need of repair and the once glorious, beautiful gardens are sadly overgrown. After only hours at her Aunts she realises the fashion shoes and clothes she bought with her are not the right fit, and decides to go into town and get at least some shoes in the morning

    The morning brings the trip to town, the meeting of Mae, a dancer, Milly her friend and librarian, Cal, Mae’s boyfriend and Tol; black jeans, leather jacket and a magnetic attraction. A party invitation is offered to a gathering in the Woods behind Edie’s house. Delilah decides to go along and see what this very strange world she has entered is all about, or at least discover if there is any nightlife in this place.

    Unfortunately, she discovered far more than she ever wanted to know about the ‘Dark’ woods, arcane magic and trouble in capital letters. Edie comes to her help on several occasions and advises her to find the Green Witch, as she will be the one to help break the darkness that is a dangerous and deadly game being played through the body of Tol.

    Well worth persevering with, the Green Witch unfolds in a dramatic fashion which while at times could be considered as slightly unbelievable is still entertaining. BUT if you have any understanding of magic, ancient folkloric and others things mystical, it is a tale that will be enjoyed.

  • Clues From Beyond: True Crime Stories from Australia’s #1 Psychic Detective

    Clues From Beyond: True Crime Stories from Australia’s #1 Psychic Detective

    Murder and disappearances occur on a daily basis. Some never reported and many reported but with little or no end results.

    How do the Police, when all else fails go about moving on, eventually looking into the issue as a cold case and occasionally being able to deliver a result to the families who, although they continue on with their lives, are  always are left wondering.

    Debbie Malone, a highly respected psychic and medium opens the door to one of several ways Police choose to use with their enquiries when many of the rational methods have failed; that of using psychic abilities to try and piece together what happened.

    Malone’s exceptional gift is not something she sought, but was something that became a seriously difficult component of her life after she faced some horrific health issues more than 24 years ago.

    Visions she had managed to shut out as a child came back in the form of people being ‘shot, stabbed, strangled, bashed, raped and set alight’ which caused her considerable distress and anguish until she learned to understand what it was that was being conveyed and to work with the information imparted.

    Throughout the stories that make up the book, Malone is very careful to state that she in no way ‘solves crimes’ simply assists, as and when required, the Police to follow up on information to add another, often clarifying layer to the investigation.

    Over the years she has worked with sceptics, non-believers as well as people with open minds and reflects that often the most sceptical become believers and friends, but at all times considers she is blessed to be able to help many of the families still seeking and waiting for answers, a little further along their journey.

    In the sad and tragic case of six year old Keisha Abrahams’ disappearance, her input helped bring the perpetrators to court. This came about by relatives of the child coming for a reading, wanting to try and find out a little more, if it was at all possible.

    Who Shot Shane Barker is still a mystery and although Malone has worked on this cold case with Police for some time, the final piece of the puzzle is still missing

    As with each of the cases Debbie Malone works on, and even though she experiences the trauma the victims have experienced, she considers her role as a privilege. As she says ‘all of the people in the book want you to now they were ordinary people, just like you and me (sic)……”