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Mash & Magic: Birthright of the Forest
After years on her own, Audrey is brought back to East Texas to claim her family’s land. Once there, she discovers that she is destined to become the successor of a fate that has been evolving for generations. By claiming her birthright, she awakens the latent magic in the Land and reconnects with a family she never knew.
Now, forced to confront the reality of her new life, Audrey must find her balance in this magical place that exists within the landscape of a small East Texas town. There is plenty for her to learn about herself, her ancestors, and her new friends as she weaves together the threads of her family's past. Throw in a magical brew and a couple of wizards, stir in some snark, and hold your breath as Audrey discovers what it is like to inherit a magical forest. From shape shifters to empaths to forest faeries, Audrey learns the truth about magic in the world and in herself.
Now, forced to confront the reality of her new life, Audrey must find her balance in this magical place that exists within the landscape of a small East Texas town. There is plenty for her to learn about herself, her ancestors, and her new friends as she weaves together the threads of her family's past. Throw in a magical brew and a couple of wizards, stir in some snark, and hold your breath as Audrey discovers what it is like to inherit a magical forest. From shape shifters to empaths to forest faeries, Audrey learns the truth about magic in the world and in herself.
265 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 28, 2025
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April 13, 2025
This was a cute read! It was a little repetitive at times and the ending was a little confusing but as a debut novel, this was a fun read. The characters were easy to love and the magic was easy to imagine and be enchanted by.
June 2, 2025
Although this book was self published by a local author, it had a good premise and it kept me engaged.
After Audrey's mom and uncle die, Audrey, who is living in Michigan, is contacted by an attorney in Texas, and asked to come down to check out some property that she has inherited. When she gets to Texas she learns that the fairy tales that her mom told her were actually non-fiction, as she meets shape changers, dragons, actual fairies and more. With her other family members dead, the responsibility of fighting evil to keep the magic alive has fallen to Audrey.
A professional editor could give this some polish, but it's an entertaining fantasy read as is.
After Audrey's mom and uncle die, Audrey, who is living in Michigan, is contacted by an attorney in Texas, and asked to come down to check out some property that she has inherited. When she gets to Texas she learns that the fairy tales that her mom told her were actually non-fiction, as she meets shape changers, dragons, actual fairies and more. With her other family members dead, the responsibility of fighting evil to keep the magic alive has fallen to Audrey.
A professional editor could give this some polish, but it's an entertaining fantasy read as is.
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