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The Journal of a Thousand Years

The Glass Library, Book 6

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The Journal of a Thousand Years

By: C.J. Archer
Narrated by: Marian Hussey
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An ancient family diary. A timely prophecy. An epic conclusion.

As Sylvia prepares to meet Gabe’s parents for the first time, the last thing she needs is for her long-lost father to cause trouble. While his answers to her questions finally bring clarity, they also usher in danger.

But that's not all her elusive father brings into Sylvia's life. His treasured gift of an ancient journal passed down through the generations, connects her to the past with its mystical spells and captivating stories. Yet it’s the cryptic prophecy written on magical pages that capture Sylvia’s attention, hinting at a destiny entwined with Gabe’s. Does it relate to the threat of abduction that has dogged him for months?

The world’s fascination with his miraculous survival has drawn unwanted attention, leading to desperate attempts to unravel the secrets behind his extraordinary abilities. When these efforts fail, his enemies resort to drastic measures, targeting Sylvia to lure Gabe into their clutches.

Despite her caution, Sylvia realizes she may have inadvertently placed Gabe in danger. Has his luck finally run out?

Only time will reveal the truth.

©2025 C.J. Archer (P)2025 C.J. Archer
Fantasy Historical Mystery
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Perfect ending to series

CJ’s character and plot development are second to none. I have loved seeing each of the characters grow and knit together to form a rich tapestry, each adding their own part of the pattern. The two eras of the two Glass series were just beautifully told.
Marian Hussey’s narration is brilliant. She never slips with the accents and can alter the timbre of her voice from brash to intimate and everything in between.
Although I was disappointed when CJ said this was last in the series, I can understand why. This was a perfect ending.

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sad to see it end

Marian Hussey is oneof my aboslute favourite narrators and i will miss her in this series. The story didnt capture me as much as the other books but it was a well rounded happy ending for all. Sad to see the Glass Library tales end

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