Becoming Crone

The Crone Wars, Book 1

By: Lydia M. Hawke

Narrated by: Carol Schneider

She wanted purpose. She found dark magick and war.

For Claire Emerson, there is nothing ordinary about turning sixty.

First, there are the crows. Then, a pendant that unlocks a gate to a house in the woods—which comes with a snarky gargoyle, an entirely too-sexy wolf shifter claiming to be Claire's protector, and a legacy that turns her reality upside down.

Because divorced, menopausal grandmothers with creaky hips and hot flashes? They don't just randomly discover they're next in a long line of powerful women protecting the world from the dark magick of Mages.

Claire's first instinct is to turn tail and run back to the safety of baking cookies and reading bedtime stories. But when it becomes clear the Mages have targeted her, she may have no choice but to accept her calling. There's just one problem: she never got the lifetime of training she was supposed to have, and her magick is... well, unreliable would be an understatement.

With the Mages threatening everything she loves, can Claire learn what she needs to in time to become Crone? Or will she be the one to lose an ancient war—and her life?

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Captivating and Engrossing Adventure

Claire's growth and reckoning connects to many of my own fears, frustrations and desires. Her close relationships with her family and neighbors makes her even more relatable. Her courage and success, whether intentional or accidental, is inspiring. The Magik and links to Camelot are retold with a satisfying twist and fresh intrigue. I encourage readers to find out why "Becoming Crone" by Lydia M. Hawke is a delightful best seller.

Love the whole story

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Looking forward to this series

An enjoyable read that has me looking forward to the other books in this series.

Great Character Development

I love getting to know the characters and their relationships and how they grow and change as the story progresses. The struggle of learning that your life is nothing like you believed and accepting a world where everything is possible works great because Claire is mature. This book kept my interest and is definitely bing worthy. As a crone myself I can totally relate.

Proof that you do not have to use sex to tell a story.

enjoyable, engaging and proof that you do not have to use sex to tell a story.