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The Witch and the Commander

The Witch and the Commander is a two-part time-travel fantasy with a dash of humor and romance.
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Abby is a witch; she has a broom and a cat named Charlie. But around these parts witches aren't popular. So when Abby finds herself at the mercy of an ancient spell with no one to rely on but a distant man, she must count on more than her magic to survive.

The Witch and the Commander is a two part series, and both episodes are currently available. (Please note, this book was previously published as a single volume under the title Abby the Witch).

156 pages, ebook

First published August 28, 2015

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Odette C. Bell

653 books236 followers
Odette C. Bell has authored over 50 books, in genres ranging from sci-fi adventure to urban fantasy.
Odette started off on FictionPress many moons ago. Her original name was Muscularkevin. Her first work was Gladys the Guard. She later became Scrabblecat before finally publishing in 2011/2012.

previous pen names include J.C. Luck, Monica Shepherd, Sarah Good, and Jilly McQueen

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32 reviews11 followers
June 7, 2016
Too bad. The whole premise of traveling back in time and prejudice against witches really made for a delightful plot. But the ridiculous, childish romance was really awful. If only this author wouldn't continue to make her female protagonists so belligerent and immature and their romantic male interests so stubborn and equally immature.
Less teen-age romance and more story would have made this a fun read. I won't bother to read the second book.
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141 reviews8 followers
June 5, 2016
this book was a free download for my kindle. I found it was a quick read and the premise was a great idea but not really expounded on in this book.
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