Found Things Series Books 1 & 2 by Paula Brackston

I would like to thank NetGalley, the author, and publishers for providing me an eARC in exchange for a review.


New York Times bestselling author Paula Brackston brings her trademark blend of magic and romance to her Found Things series, written in the tradition of Outlander. Xanthe Westlake has always been able to sense the stories that some antiques hold, but it isn’t until she’s finding stock for her and her mother’s new shop in the small English town of Marlborough that she finds one that allows her to travel back through the centuries to its time. Beginning with The Little Shop of Found Things, Xanthe learns more about herself and her abilities as she discovers more antiques she connects with and rights the wrongs in their pasts.



Wow, I absolutely loved reading these stories! From the very beginning I was flipping pages so quickly it was hard for my kindle to keep up. I loved how the main character, Xanthe, was able to see the history of an object by it ‘singing’ to her and the time traveling was a blast. Many people struggle going back and forth through different time periods but I had absolutely no difficulty going through the different time periods and know it would be easy for anyone to be enthralled without that difficulty. These stories both were just absolutely magical and a treasure that any book lover would love to get their hands on! I highly recommend this series to anyone who loves a great page turner! I can’t wait to read the next book to come out in 2020!

The Next Book in the Series..

The Garden of Promises and Lies

PAULA BRACKSTON is the New York Times bestselling author of The Witch’s Daughter and The Little Shop of Found Things, among others. Before becoming a writer, she was a horse groom, a travel agent, a secretary, a teacher, and a goat herd. Everyone (particularly the goats) is relieved that she’s found a job she does properly. When not in her writer’s shed, Paula can be found being walked by the dog, hacking through weeds in her vegetable patch, or sitting by the pond with a glass of wine. She lives in Wales with her family.

Paula Brackston

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    1. It is fantastic, Fraggle! I read both bonds within a day.❤😍 Thanks for checking out my post! I hope you have a great start 2020!❤💐🎆

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      1. You too Book’em, fingers xt for a great 2020 for you!

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        1. For you as well. Thanks for all your support!❤💙💚

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  1. I like the idea of this.
    I like that you liked so many of my posts today.
    But most of all, I just like you! You’re enough to like!
    Have a better new year, honey.
    Lots of love, Pete. xxx

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    1. Awww! Your comment made my day! I like you lots and lots! I need to comment after I read all your posts but have been a bit busy by the holiday. I love your support and how awesome you are!❤💙💚

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  2. It’s always a blast to see you so happy about a book/series! Thanks for sharing the great review, Dani! 😀

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  3. Thanks so much, Lashaan!!!❤ It was quite awesome. I appreciate you showing some love on my blog!😀 It’s always good to see you.😊

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  4. Nice review.. Planning to read this book

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    1. Thank you! I definitely recommend it!❤📚

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  5. Such a great book! I really enjoyed reading. Supernatural meets HF. Nice read with some action mixed in.

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Sophia Bennett is an art historian and freelance writer with a passion for exploring the intersections between nature, symbolism, and artistic expression. With a background in Renaissance and modern art, Sophia enjoys uncovering the hidden meanings behind iconic works and sharing her insights with art lovers of all levels. When she’s not visiting museums or researching the latest trends in contemporary art, you can find her hiking in the countryside, always chasing the next rainbow.