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The Governor'S Witch: Volume one of the Books of Witchery: 1
Kevan Dale (Author)
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The Governor'S Witch: Volume one of the Books of Witchery: 1 - Kevan Dale
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Synopsis "The Governor'S Witch: Volume one of the Books of Witchery: 1"
No witch ever held so much political power. And only the other witch in the Colonies can snatch it all away from her.Boston, 1742. Kate Finch longs to put the rumors to rest. She wields power as the colony’s Minister of Magickal Sciences with precision, yet her rivals fill the taverns with unending gossip about her. When her fiercest critic approaches with a mystery stranger than any she’s known, she warily agrees to help the influential woman find her ne’er-do-well brother.Following the trail of his reckless contacts with the spirit-world, Kate confronts specters immune to her witchcraft, a woman both dead and undead, and cryptic signs hinting at her own secret past. In the center of this riddle appears an adversary she never imagined: another witch, one more than happy to prey on Kate’s deepest fears.Can Kate unlock the cipher of a deadly ghost realm while staying one step ahead of a sociopathic foe?The Governor’s Witch is the thrilling first volume in The Books of Witchery historical fantasy series. If you like determined heroines, captivating magic, and supernatural mysteries, then you’ll love Kevan Dale’s relentless page-turner.Buy The Governor’s Witch to dive into the pandemonium today!
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The book is written in English.
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