The Golden Mirror by Vee Morris
- Signed copy of The Golden Mirror
- Shipped after the official launch on the 28th of October
- Limited signed copies!
A story of Tarot, transformation, and time travel in the heart of Edinburgh.
Step through the golden mirror with Ella and discover courage, mystery, and magic.
+ £2.49 UK postage
£ 7 European postage
£9.50 USA/Canada postage
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Customer Reviews
The Golden Mirror by Veronica Morris is a thoughtful, character-driven novel that explores themes of identity, memory, and self-perception. Using the image of the “golden mirror” as a central symbol, Morris examines the tension between how we see ourselves and the truths we often avoid. Her prose is vivid and reflective, drawing readers into the protagonist’s emotional journey with careful pacing and psychological depth.
Rather than relying on dramatic twists, the novel builds its impact through introspection and emotional revelation. While some may find the slower, reflective moments deliberate, they ultimately strengthen the story’s message about self-awareness and growth. Overall, The Golden Mirror is a compelling and introspective read that lingers in the reader’s mind long after the final page. I thoroughly enjoyed this magical book.By Amanda Hancock
Historical, Esoteric, Magical, Fantasy, Romantic Fiction, so it has something for everyone - Sharon Smith - Early Reader
How would I categorise this book, well, Historical, Esoteric, Magical, Fantasy, Romantic Fiction, so it has something for everyone.
As a healer and a student of the esoteric, tarot/oracle cards, herbalism and crystals, I have found this so refreshing, that there is a beautifully gentle book that incorporates these elements and more.
What an absolute gem, I was totally absorbed into this book from start to finish. I never like to give storylines away – everyone should get the chance to find their own joy in reading a book – all I can really say is “Give this book a go”