Waterspell Book 3: The Wisewoman (ePub)

Waterspell Book 3: The Wisewoman

How far would you go to find where you belong? Would you cross a continent? An ocean? A universe?

Plague and pestilence have come to Ladrehdin. With their worst fears realized, Carin and Verek set out to put right everything that has gone so badly wrong. On the final leg of their quest, they retrace Carin's journey north from the plains—accompanied this time by the village wisewoman, Megella. Along the way, Meg dredges up—from an increasingly unreliable memory—the oldest of the "old stories," revealing how the actions of the Ancients continue to menace every life on the Wizards' World, and beyond. This series begins with Waterspell Book 1: The Warlock, and continues with Book 2: The Wysard. Release date of the long-awaited Book 4: The Witch: February 18, 2022.

"... a fabulous trilogy that should be read by every fantasy reader who would like something a little different. The author cleverly creates tension without resorting to the battles, complex political intrigue and predictable structure favoured by many in the traditional fantasy genre. I give it 5 stars without hesitation." —Tahlia Newland

"The writing is absolutely fantastic with so much detail and description. The imagery was so vivid that I felt like I could see this mystical world forming around me." —Laura Hartley, "What's Hot?"

"Amazing! Usually takes me time to get through a book with my busy schedule, but I could not put this series down! Book 3 was epic from beginning to end, and I didn't want it to end. I'm so excited to hear there's a Book 4. I'll anxiously be awaiting the release of the next installment. Start with Book 1 and enjoy the ride, you won't regret it. The author paints such a vivid picture with beautifully created characters, it's impossible to not get lost in the story." —Google Books reviewer

"Tight writing, fast-moving narrative and intriguing characters. Excellent." —Goodreads reviewer

"This book keeps you enthralled until the final sentence. Such a wonderful ending. Carin and Verek are such rounded and full characters. Hope to see them again soon." —Kim Durbin