"A cozy, witchy hug of a book about the power of acting locally and thinking cosmically."

                                            -Kirkus Review



Lisa Page

Lisa Page

Lisa Page is a retired physical therapist who spends her days writing and reading fiction, crafting practical magic, and communing with the natural world. A lifelong student of mystery and meaning, she weaves together her passions for the magical, the ecological, and the everyday sacred into stories that explore the hidden forces shaping our lives. She lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico, with her husband. Saving Cottonwood is her debut novel. 

Praise

“A cozy, witchy hug of a book about the power of acting locally and thinking cosmically.”

– -Kirkus Review

"Mystery, mayhem, and a movie deal waiting to happen. Lisa's Page-turner delivers. This is one of those rare first novels that hits the trifecta: well-written, wildly entertaining, and sneakily enlightening. Set in a quirky New Mexico village by the Rio Grande, it blends esoteric wisdom, ghostly goings-on, and good old-fashioned skullduggery into a story that moves fast and sticks with you."

– Phil Safier

Page’s writing breathes life into the land, making the landscape feel as alive as the characters themselves. The interweaving of nature and story infuses the plot with a sense of wonder, and I was unable to put the book down even for a second. The narrative is light and mystical, and the story itself is a gentle reminder that caring for the world around us is its own quiet act of enchantment.

– Jessica Barbosa for Readers' Favorite

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Reviewed by Jessica Barbosa for Readers' Favorite

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I'm honored that Organic Books, another independent Albuquerque bookstore, is carrying Saving Cottonwood on its shelves! Please support them!

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"A cozy, witchy hug of a book about acting locally and thinking cosmically."

“Page weaves...

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