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Hidden Things
Margaret Prentice was brought up to believe in science, not magic. Until the chance discovery of an ancient sword leads to a series of magical attacks on her life and the revelation that the sword is part of a greater mystery. A mystery that Margaret is key to solving.
A mystery that killed her in a previous life.
In order to save herself, Margaret must learn to use powers she didn't know she had from a life she didn't know she lived. But her time is running out -- the immortal enemy who murdered her in the past is preparing to strike again. With everything on the line, can Margaret's journey to self-discovery protect her from reliving a deadly past?
A mystery that killed her in a previous life.
In order to save herself, Margaret must learn to use powers she didn't know she had from a life she didn't know she lived. But her time is running out -- the immortal enemy who murdered her in the past is preparing to strike again. With everything on the line, can Margaret's journey to self-discovery protect her from reliving a deadly past?
- GenresFantasy
286 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 26, 2021
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About the author
Elizabeth Schechter
58 books99 followersElizabeth Schechter has been called one of the top erotica and alternative sexuality writers in the world. Her writing credits include the award-winning steampunk erotic romance House of Sable Locks, the science fiction BDSM duology Tales from the Arena, and the Celtic fantasy Princes of Air. Her shorter work has appeared in anthologies edited by D.L King (Carnal Machines), Laura Antoniou (No Safewords), and Cecilia Tan (Jingle Balls_; Like a Prince).
Elizabeth lives in Central Florida with her husband and son, and a most accepting circle of friends who are both very amused and very proud of the pervy, fetish writer in their midst.
Elizabeth lives in Central Florida with her husband and son, and a most accepting circle of friends who are both very amused and very proud of the pervy, fetish writer in their midst.
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March 9, 2021
A great, Epic Read!
There is great satisfaction in finding the first of a series and realizing at the end that you’re hungry for the next books. Hidden Things is epic and bawdy and sweet and scary and filled with the glorious details of history without the boring parts. More, please!
There is great satisfaction in finding the first of a series and realizing at the end that you’re hungry for the next books. Hidden Things is epic and bawdy and sweet and scary and filled with the glorious details of history without the boring parts. More, please!
June 10, 2024
Hidden Things begins during the time of Charlemagne in his early years as Charles, King of the Franks, and follows events in the life of Turpin, the main character. The story has some very interesting paranormal twists to events that occur during Charlemagne's reign. Like so many other wonderful fantasy novels, a sword is a key element to the story, but this time the reader gets to follow the path of more than one sword in more than one timeline. One aspect of this book that I really enjoyed was the manner in which the author incorporated two distinct timelines without creating any confusion or giving the reader a chance to get bored with one of the timelines.
This book has the elements of an epic fantasy tale full of adventure and romance. A few underlying lessons can also be found hidden in the pages. The variety of the characters and the settings offer interesting perspectives on subjects such as culture, religion, gender roles, sexuality, family, and history.
The setting for this story was elegantly crafted. I had just enough details about the culture and time period to paint a clear picture, but not so much that I was overwhelmed by details. The settings are compelling enough to inspire an interest in the recorded history of Charlemagne. Did he have an archbishop named Turpin traveling with his army? The characters and their relationships with one another are equally compelling. I really want to get to know Roland and Turpin better, and Margret's strength is a pleasant surprise.
This book had so many of the elements I find in my favorite books, engaging characters , fantastic settings, a fascinating plot, and an end that leaves the reader hoping for more... soon... like tomorrow...
This book has the elements of an epic fantasy tale full of adventure and romance. A few underlying lessons can also be found hidden in the pages. The variety of the characters and the settings offer interesting perspectives on subjects such as culture, religion, gender roles, sexuality, family, and history.
The setting for this story was elegantly crafted. I had just enough details about the culture and time period to paint a clear picture, but not so much that I was overwhelmed by details. The settings are compelling enough to inspire an interest in the recorded history of Charlemagne. Did he have an archbishop named Turpin traveling with his army? The characters and their relationships with one another are equally compelling. I really want to get to know Roland and Turpin better, and Margret's strength is a pleasant surprise.
This book had so many of the elements I find in my favorite books, engaging characters , fantastic settings, a fascinating plot, and an end that leaves the reader hoping for more... soon... like tomorrow...
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