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Conjure The Storm Complete Collection: Paperback Edition
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781090230843
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 23 2019
Pages: 686
Weight: 1.47
Height: 1.37 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Witches? Magic?
Secret organizations that have existed for hundreds of years?
It's all just fairy tales, right?
Or is it?
In this captivating Urban Fantasy serial, we're swept into the world of Catrin Geddings. Catrin is just an ordinary girl. An ordinary girl whose thoughts can sometimes stop the rain or move the clouds. Nothing extravagant, just something she does. Or so she thinks.
Until a strange man shows up in a coffee shop. A stranger that belongs to a secret organization she's never heard of, that's out to see her dead.
Catrin's mother, a respected Druid, finally reveals the source of Catrin's powers to her. And where she must go to hone those powers to protect herself and everyone she holds dear.
Can a simple girl from the border of Wales and England become strong enough to go against a powerful secret organization?
Will Catrin be able to consciously control powers she's been using without even thinking? Or will she and her family become the next victims of the evil Vanators.
Be swept away into this fascinating world where myth and reality mingle into fantasy. Or is it?
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