She knew she was in trouble when her hair caught fire
Aisling Carson had always had odd luck, often good, sometimes bad. She seemed to have found her calling as a blackjack dealer in Vegas.
But when she nearly burned down Caesars Palace she knew her future lay elsewhere. With the help of disgraced physicist Virgil Maxwell, who had turned away from a brilliant career in quantum mechanics to research quantum thaumaturgy, she hopes to unravel the secrets of her own nature.
However, her escapades have caught the attention of a coven of dark witches. They insist she choose a path.
Their path.
To save both themselves and the entire American southwest, Aisling and Virgil will have to answer an age old
When science and sorcery do battle in a nuclear reactor core, who wins?
Aisling, a young woman with a magical dilemma, seeks the guidance of Virgil, a professor whose research in the arcane arts has made him an outcast. As Virgil becomes her mentor, the two delve deeper into the mysteries surrounding Aisling's powers, uncovering a world of hair-raising incidents, intense battles, daring kidnappings, and the manipulation of probabilities. The reader is captivated by the thrilling action, the humor that laces the narrative, the intricate magic system, and the tantalizing sense of mystery that permeates the story. The reader eagerly anticipates the next installment, eager to unravel the further adventures of Aisling and Virgil.
Can magic be explained by science? These authors are determined to try, and they have done a good job for a starting position. Looking forward to seeing where this takes us
I don’t mind expository lectures. I *do* mind them when they’re delivered in melee by the participants. Could have been better if restructured a bit. Still a pretty fun story, if mind boggling awkward at times.