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The Witch and The Prophet

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The Raven Society has uncovered the first missing Book of the Veiled, but it came at a great cost. Now, they must regroup as they navigate the turbulent history of fanatic religious leaders, mad Kings, and crypt prophecies.

Time is not on their side as they uncover the dark secrets that lurk in the shadows from a long-forgotten ear when displaying even the slightest hint of magic could a person to the executioners’ block.

From the cursed town of Endor to Edinburgh's dark, twisted alleyways, the Raven Society delves deep into the lives of two powerful women renowned for their abilities as healers and prophets. But as they face the harsh reality that they will never be accepted for who they truly are, their powers ignite with a fierce and unyielding determination to prove their worth to a world that has long denied them.

Two women, one prophecy.

History doomed to repeat itself.

366 pages, Paperback

Published January 17, 2024

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R.L. Geer-Robbins

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Author of the Raven Society, R.L. Geer-Robbins, is a reader, veteran, blogger, and self-proclaimed coffee connoisseur.

Over the course of her 20+ years serving in the U.S. Army, she had the privilege of visiting distant locations that were once only a speck on a map.

It was during these journeys that she uncovered the influence of myths, folk tales, and oral histories. This ignited her passion for history and preservation, prompting her to pursue further education in the field.

Now, she writes to rekindle and unveil stories and truths that have long been forgotten by the pages of time.

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July 19, 2026
Poorly edited

These books are quite fun, but poorly edited.. The misuse of key words was annoying. Trundles instead of tendrils and multiple uses of the word wearily instead of warily. Many misspellings and words left out....but, all in all a really good story.
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