Fictional Reality: Banished From Grace

Welcome to my stop on the Banished From Grace blog tour hosted by YA Bound Book Tours. Click HERE to see the full blog tour schedule!

I am completely in love with this book! It drew me in from the first page, and then commanded me to keep reading until the final page. But here's the surprising part for me... I read this book three times. If you have read some of my older reviews, you will already know that I almost never read books more than once, unless I really like them. So for me to have read this one three times, really says something.

The love story is sweet and endearing. Of course it is kind of a love triangle, but there is the paranormal aspect. It is a fresh an unexpected perspective that brings the story to an entirely new level. Plus at the end, there is a huge twist that leaves you begging for more. This is well worth your time to read.

Banished from Grace (Banished from Grace,#1)

by Aria Williams

Summary from Goodreads:
Nardia is a very special nurse, one with a unique gift. With the touch of her bare hands, she can heal any physical ailment. With the help of her angel guide, Benilde, Nardia has healed her way through countless centuries. Life should be easy for this attractive (not to mention, immortal) woman, but throw in two handsome men, a coffee addiction and memory loss that dates back to the medieval ages, and you’ve got a life that’s more than complicated. When she meets AJ at her favorite coffee shop, she can’t help but feel an immediate attraction to him. At the same time, she knows there’s more to his story than what he’s letting on. And then there’s the handsome Doctor Regan, who she feels a connection with, but is she trying to make it more than is really there in order to spare her the heartbreak of being with AJ? Only adding to her problems is the new resident, Dr. Jeffries, who seems out to get her from day one, and a murder case she can’t help solve without revealing her own secrets. Can Nardia uncover the secrets of her own past while still moving forward and saving those in need of her help in the present?

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