Crystal Woman

The Sisters of the Dreamtime (Medicine Woman Series, Book 5)

By: Lynn V. Andrews

Narrated by: Valerie Gilbert

Following Lynn V. Andrews on the continuation of her life’s journey as an initiate of a secret organization called the Sisterhood of the Shields, Crystal Woman, the fifth book in the internationally bestselling Medicine Woman series, takes Lynn into Australia and the uncharted territory of the soul. On a quest to free a story that dwells within her spirit, Lynn V. Andrews goes to Australia where she is initiated in the traditional ceremonies of the First Peoples’ clever women. It is here in the stark desert landscape of the Red Centre, not far from the mysterious Ayers Rock, that this extraordinary woman begins a new cycle in her search for selfhood.

With her Cree mentors, Agnes Whistling Elk and Ruby Plenty Chiefs, by her side, Lynn seeks out Ginevee, a member of the Sisterhood of the Shields and a Koori shamaness. It is Ginevee and numerous other women of high degree who teach Lynn to enter the legendary Dreamtime of the Aboriginal peoples of Australia using crystals as energy links and psychic amplifiers. There she encounters ancient sky beings, evil sorcerers, and animal allies, and visits the hidden places of the psyche—where terror lurks in the conflict between male and female selves, where her healing powers are called upon in a battle between the forces of life and death, and where she discovers the knowledge of becoming a whole person that is essential to us all.

©2024 Vanessa Andrews (P)2024 Beyond Words Publishing

Couldn’t Finish It

I Have loved reading Lynn Andrew’s books. Did not care for this readers tone, accents and portrayal of this book so much I found it difficult to listen to.

Thoughtful spiritual perspective,heroine's journey

An interesting and insightful view on the journey of the heroine. Even though this isn't a type of story I usually like I'm happy I tried it. The author provides valuable ideas and perspectives about listening, growing spiritually and changing as a person. The narrator gave a great performance too. Overall I really liked the book and think it could be helpful for anyone looking to learn more about themselves and grow spiritually and personally.