Spells & Other Charms
If he can’t figure out the simplest spells, how is Quinn supposed to impress Cate in the wizard contest?
I got the idea of a hidden world in my home town. I love writing stories where something big in on the horizon. So, in the world of the Vancouver Magical Folk, a prophecy looms that has the potential of destroying the magical community.
If you haven’t read any of the Vancouver Magical Folk stories, this is a great place to start. You get the entire first series in one book.
Quinn Larson had no idea his life was about to change. Going from a solo wizard to a teacher was not the plan.
With an apprentice in tow, Quinn goes looking for the idiot who raised a demon without constraints.
How do you train someone with far more power than you have? It’s not like he has a choice.
Events are crashing to the climax when a new arch druid arrives. Arrogant? Yes. Helpful? Quinn isn’t sure.
Someone needs to make peace before the humans panic and start the slaughter.
The second box set in the Vancouver Magical Folk stories. Five years after the prophecy and the two worlds still mostly work separately. A fairy and a sprite decide to open a detective agency to help the humans solve cases with magic.
Magic should be a great help in crime solving, right? Bramble and Fernlight are about to find out the answer to that.
It’s not so easy to help humans solve crimes, but case number two involves missing people and a lingering murder.
The weirdest crime yet for the agency. A dead human and a missing politician and they still don’t have their friend’s murder closed.