“Destiny of the Divas” by Ernie Johnson, was indeed different. An all girl band, brought together by lightning and a sister’s overwhelming desire to find the guilty party responsible for the death of her brother.

Hand chosen by Destiny, each band member finds themselves in the middle of a bizarre initiation into the world of music, and in their off time…magic…sort of.

With super-natural powers, Destiny’s Desire makes its way to the top of the music industry while finding kidnapped children all in the name of Destiny. One by one, cases of missing children are solved through the help and relentless pursuit of the band.

I loved the powers each girl possessed and the way they outed the bad guys. Their unwavering desire to help is only matched by the immense talent they find was within themselves all along.

The only disappointment I felt with this book was that the capture of Destiny’s brother Josh’s kidnappers/murderers was over so quickly. After the horrible things they did to him, I wanted to see their price come more dearly. The take down was too easy for me.

All in all, the story idea here was new and innovative as far as mysteries go. I think young, teenage girls would really enjoy this book.

Reviewed by: Terri Ann Armstrong, Editor/Author of “My Soul has Spoken, “Where Do I Begin?” and “Husbandry 101” www.freewebs.com/tarmstrong