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Alice Chronicles Box-Set: Books One & Two, Plus, The Little Demon Girl: Box-Set
Alice And The Calamitous Case Of Book One
A dyshexic witch? Check.
Vengeful fairies? Double check.
An impossible quest? Triple check.
Stuck in a thirteen-year-old’s body and cursed to live amongst humans, Alice hates being a half-witch and doesn't think her life can get much worse. But then she meets Montana, a fiery young witch who suffers from dyshexia, a condition that reverses spells with disastrous consequences. To be cured, Montana must go to the fairies to fix her dangerous magical blunders. Yet stubborn Montana refuses and, instead, joins a shrewd pair of televangelists at their cult-like bible camp. Certain that Jesus is a powerful wizard who can solve her problem, Montana is determined to meet him.
Frustrated with Montana's unwillingness to cooperate, the fairies kidnap Alice's mother and threaten to disperse her to the four winds unless Alice can convince Montana to turn herself in.
But Montana won’t stop her quest to find Jesus that easily, and Alice soon gets tangled up in Montana’s crazy adventures.
Will Alice succeed in her mission or will she lose the one person she cares about the most?
Continue your adventures with Alice in Alice And The Happy Wish Demon Book Two
Enjoy your bonus story, The Little Demon Girl.
A pesky demon, a best friend who has vanished and no one remembers ever existed, a mother suffering from melancholia and willful blindness, these are just some of the problems that have Martha Jane Lewis baffled, befuddled, and bewildered.
When Martha stumbles upon a strange gingerbread house she’s never noticed before and the odd sign advertising Reality for Sale, her curiosity gets the better of her, and she decides to stop in.
It is in the queer little house that she meets Mr. Thomas, manager of The God Store and employee of Hades Inc. Maybe Mr. Thomas can help Martha discover why things are suddenly upside down in her world, that is, if she even is in her world.
An allegorical tale of bigotry.
A dyshexic witch? Check.
Vengeful fairies? Double check.
An impossible quest? Triple check.
Stuck in a thirteen-year-old’s body and cursed to live amongst humans, Alice hates being a half-witch and doesn't think her life can get much worse. But then she meets Montana, a fiery young witch who suffers from dyshexia, a condition that reverses spells with disastrous consequences. To be cured, Montana must go to the fairies to fix her dangerous magical blunders. Yet stubborn Montana refuses and, instead, joins a shrewd pair of televangelists at their cult-like bible camp. Certain that Jesus is a powerful wizard who can solve her problem, Montana is determined to meet him.
Frustrated with Montana's unwillingness to cooperate, the fairies kidnap Alice's mother and threaten to disperse her to the four winds unless Alice can convince Montana to turn herself in.
But Montana won’t stop her quest to find Jesus that easily, and Alice soon gets tangled up in Montana’s crazy adventures.
Will Alice succeed in her mission or will she lose the one person she cares about the most?
Continue your adventures with Alice in Alice And The Happy Wish Demon Book Two
Enjoy your bonus story, The Little Demon Girl.
A pesky demon, a best friend who has vanished and no one remembers ever existed, a mother suffering from melancholia and willful blindness, these are just some of the problems that have Martha Jane Lewis baffled, befuddled, and bewildered.
When Martha stumbles upon a strange gingerbread house she’s never noticed before and the odd sign advertising Reality for Sale, her curiosity gets the better of her, and she decides to stop in.
It is in the queer little house that she meets Mr. Thomas, manager of The God Store and employee of Hades Inc. Maybe Mr. Thomas can help Martha discover why things are suddenly upside down in her world, that is, if she even is in her world.
An allegorical tale of bigotry.
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Published May 17, 2020
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