β Scribed by Camilla Chafer
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The sequel to Illicit Magic...
A witch on the run.
A quiet little town where everything is far from normal.
A fractured witch council threatening to tear the supernatural world apart.
Life hasn't been easy for novice witch Stella but small town life seems to be agreeing with her. When a seemingly innocent girl begs for her protection, Stella is pulled into a dangerous game of unruly magic.
With bewitching friends and two super-sexy mysterious men by her side, Stella is plunged into a mystery where she must uncover dangerous secrets before she ends up paying the ultimate price.
Series reading order:
Illicit Magic (Book 1)
Unruly Magic (Book 2)
Devious Magic (Book 3)
Praise for 'Illicit Magic', book one in the Stella Mayweather Paranormal Series.
"This series is in one word: Amazing!" Paromantasy.com
"Anyone who likes Charlaine Harris would most definitely enjoy this book. It's well written, rich in description and the characters are instantly likeable. It's fantasy set in reality, with a storyline that isn't predictable or drawn out." Emma, Amazon UK.
"I adored the story. It was both original, in its execution, and compelling ... The romance in the book was superb ... In a nutshell: Read it now!!!" Four stars. Yllektra, Goodreads.
[Revised edition uploaded: December 8th 2011.]
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