β Scribed by Jamie McFarlane
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Modern day wizard, Felix Slade, has long guarded his deepest secret even from those closest to him. Each time Felix uses magic under pressure, he's barely able to hold on. It's as if there's a dark part of him that wants to get loose and he's afraid that if he ever lets go, there will be no turning back. To make matters worse, there's a growing part of him that wants to do just that.
For Felix, life would be simpler if not for his dreams. Having been raised by positive, earth witches, Felix is unable to turn away from a cry for help. In a dream, Felix sees a young witch abused by a rogue wizard. Night after night, Felix is always too late to save the young witch as her very life essence is drained. What's worse is that Felix is losing control while dreaming, endangering friends and family as he sets fire to his home.
In Wizard Unleashed, readers will follow Felix to an entirely new realm, where the mystery of his origins will finally be revealed. With the lives of the people he loves most on the line, he'll have to face his most powerful adversary ever. Himself.
Interview with the Author
Q - So, what makes the Witchy World series special?
A - I'm an avid reader of urban fantasy and my goal was to create stories that are exactly what I love to read. My top picks favor stories where the heroes, simply put, don't quite have it all put together just yet. I' have always been a fan of witches, wizards, werewolves, vampires, and the like, who are in the process of discovering their new-found or undeveloped talents.
Early on in my writing career, I received a piece of advice I haven't forgotten - love your villains. When I reflected on this, I realized that all of the best sellers followed this, now obvious, advice. As a result, I spend as much time developing my villain's reasons for doing what they do as I spend trying to figure out how my heroes will work their way through seemingly overwhelming odds.
Finally, I like to mix a little romance into the storyline. For me, a good story starts with the character's relationships with the people around them. I'm also a big fan of strong female characters. In real life, as in my stories, I find strong women who know what they want to be exhilarating.
Q - What order should I read the books in?
A - I've written the series so you can read the books in any order. Each book is a complete story and all threads will tie up nicely by the time you're finished. Reading in order will give a slightly better context to recurring characters and I'd suggest the following sequence:
As a Crow Flies (available with newsletter signup)
Wizard in a Witchy World
Wicked Folk: An Urban Wizard's Tale
Wizard Unleashed: An Urban Wizard's Tale
Q - So, why should readers give these books a try?
A - Because the Witchy World series books are exciting tales of adventure in a world not so different than our own! Do you believe that witches exist, that werewolves prowl the streets and magic is real? Is it possible that ordinary people might possess extraordinary talents?
Ultimately, readers who enjoy entertaining thoughts of the paranormal and exhilarating, fast-paced adventure will enjoy the Witchy World Series.
Witchy World Series eBook Categories:
Urban Fantasy Paranormal
Urban Fantasy Series for Adults
New Adult Urban Fantasy Series
Urban Fantasy Wizard
Urban Fantasy Witch
Magic
Werewolf
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An Urban Wizard's Tale
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