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Realm of the Elemental Witch #1
Dark Magick: Shadows in Ravenwood
Four friends begin to put together the shattered pieces of their lives--and to find out what this means for them.
In book One of this ongoing series, Morgan begins to recover her lost memories of a time she was taken from her family and friends while playing with magick as a child--where she accidentally called out the shadow.... Now, disconnected from her future--and unable to resolver her past--she inherits an Old Gray House. Yet the moment she steps in Ravenwood manor, as her past begins to unravel, she soon finds the missing peices of her life with her sister and friends, an old attic that beckons to her, and realizes she can reclaim her future--if only she has the courage to reclaim the magick of her past....
Her sister, Claire, remembers everything about that devastating day. That day took everything she'd called home. Though she and her aunt spent the rest of her childhood looking for her missing sister, they never found her. Now, her grandmother passed away. And--just like that--Morgan reappeared.
Their grandmother never gave up hope. Now, Claire begins putting together the pieces of what her grandmother tried so hard to teach her--the lessons and knowledge that she and her sister were born witches. The never-ending command her grandmother instilled within her--before Claire ran off to find her own life--that they gather the Daughters of the Circle--before it is too late....
Tara, Sophia and the boys also lost their friends that fateful day, when Morgan disappeared and Claire left home to search for her. Now, fate steps in to bring them all home and each of them must face their own hidden traumas--in searching for the truth that once tore them all apart....
(Sister Series to Sons of the Dark Mother, Jaguar Witch, and Cat People) These series tap into this realm--a realm that brings to life the world of the Land of the Fae, where magickal beings really do exist, and you can come to visit for awhile....a struggles with the secrets of the past but she knows she must stand fast beside the sisters if they are to win. While, Sophia carries a secret that none of them know Meanwhile, Morgan discovers a lost love of her childhood, and as their undeniable attraction heats up, their relationship is about to reach a whole new level--one neither of them is prepared for. As they delve deeper into the hidden world their parents had tried to protect them from, they begin to unravel a long-hidden secret about their destiny, their heritage and the danger that surrounds them all. The dark truth is about to come to light, and it'll change their lives forever…and threaten them all.
In book One of this ongoing series, Morgan begins to recover her lost memories of a time she was taken from her family and friends while playing with magick as a child--where she accidentally called out the shadow.... Now, disconnected from her future--and unable to resolver her past--she inherits an Old Gray House. Yet the moment she steps in Ravenwood manor, as her past begins to unravel, she soon finds the missing peices of her life with her sister and friends, an old attic that beckons to her, and realizes she can reclaim her future--if only she has the courage to reclaim the magick of her past....
Her sister, Claire, remembers everything about that devastating day. That day took everything she'd called home. Though she and her aunt spent the rest of her childhood looking for her missing sister, they never found her. Now, her grandmother passed away. And--just like that--Morgan reappeared.
Their grandmother never gave up hope. Now, Claire begins putting together the pieces of what her grandmother tried so hard to teach her--the lessons and knowledge that she and her sister were born witches. The never-ending command her grandmother instilled within her--before Claire ran off to find her own life--that they gather the Daughters of the Circle--before it is too late....
Tara, Sophia and the boys also lost their friends that fateful day, when Morgan disappeared and Claire left home to search for her. Now, fate steps in to bring them all home and each of them must face their own hidden traumas--in searching for the truth that once tore them all apart....
(Sister Series to Sons of the Dark Mother, Jaguar Witch, and Cat People) These series tap into this realm--a realm that brings to life the world of the Land of the Fae, where magickal beings really do exist, and you can come to visit for awhile....a struggles with the secrets of the past but she knows she must stand fast beside the sisters if they are to win. While, Sophia carries a secret that none of them know Meanwhile, Morgan discovers a lost love of her childhood, and as their undeniable attraction heats up, their relationship is about to reach a whole new level--one neither of them is prepared for. As they delve deeper into the hidden world their parents had tried to protect them from, they begin to unravel a long-hidden secret about their destiny, their heritage and the danger that surrounds them all. The dark truth is about to come to light, and it'll change their lives forever…and threaten them all.
- GenresFantasy
210 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 17, 2014
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Lenore Wolfe
182 books238 followersMy novels, novellas, and short stories tap into the magickal realm, a realm that brings to life the world of the Land of the Fae, where magickal beings really do exist, and you can come to visit for awhile...
I write stories placed in these various worlds of Witch Fantasy and Dark Fantasy. I also writes mystical Native American and Western Historical Romance.
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Lenore Wolfe writes for Triquetra Press
I write stories placed in these various worlds of Witch Fantasy and Dark Fantasy. I also writes mystical Native American and Western Historical Romance.
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/authorLenore...
https://www.twitter.com/lenorewolfe
Blogs:
http://authorlenorewolfe.blogspot.com
Lenore Wolfe writes for Triquetra Press
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December 14, 2017
Lots of typos
I wanted to love this book, however magic being spelt magick 100 times, irritated me. The grammar was hit and miss and I didn't realise how much it bothered me. There were times I wanted to stop reading this and that rarely happens. Though 3 quarters through it became more interesting. Though coma was spelt comma.
I wanted to love this book, however magic being spelt magick 100 times, irritated me. The grammar was hit and miss and I didn't realise how much it bothered me. There were times I wanted to stop reading this and that rarely happens. Though 3 quarters through it became more interesting. Though coma was spelt comma.
June 20, 2019
Wow!!
You know how to keep a reader hooked.I didn't want to stop reading. It had me hooked from the beginning to end. When I can I want to get all of Daughters of the Circle books. I am hooked you are a heck of a writer.Thanks so much for sharing this story with me.
You know how to keep a reader hooked.I didn't want to stop reading. It had me hooked from the beginning to end. When I can I want to get all of Daughters of the Circle books. I am hooked you are a heck of a writer.Thanks so much for sharing this story with me.
February 2, 2017
I loved the story, even though the final battle lacked a lot of detail and was rather short.
What I did not enjoy was the author's lack of editing. It seemed to me that the book would have greatly benefitted from some type of editing, even if just from a program like Grammarly. This lack of editing lead to some passages that were rather jarring to my eye, and nearly made me stop reading on a few occasions.
What I did not enjoy was the author's lack of editing. It seemed to me that the book would have greatly benefitted from some type of editing, even if just from a program like Grammarly. This lack of editing lead to some passages that were rather jarring to my eye, and nearly made me stop reading on a few occasions.
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