Next Generation Indie Book Awards Finalist. Adult paranormal fantasy. Number one best seller at Barnes and Noble's Fictionwise.
A SynergEbooks Publishing bestseller for 2010.
Daisy Hammel-Kavanaugh lives a perfectly average life in the Arizona desert, except for one thing. She's a witch. Her relatives and ancestors consist of various, and sometimes colorful, paranormals. When Daisy is attacked by a mystical, ghost-like figure, she must enlist the aid of those she trusts in her quest to find and eliminate this enemy before he destroys her.
There's another problem. To ensure her success, she must somehow get her hands on a treasured and protected Native American artifact, without pissing off the entire Indian community. Desert creatures, ancient myths, sex and magick abound in Daisy's world but can she trust herself to know what is real and what isn't?
Professional Reviews
The Monthly Aspectarian
"The [Desert Magick Superstitions] characters are engaging, the writing proficient and breezy...You’ll love it." Jacqueline Lichtenberg, author of Star Trek Lives!
from author P.G. Forte
"Ms. Davis has crafted an intriguing world for her Desert Magick series...I was enchanted by this melding of contemporary Arizona with myths and legends from a variety of cultures. I loved the interaction between these characters...I'm impatient to read the next book..."
I really liked the title 'Desert Magick: Superstitions?' And the plot sounds very intriguing. Am looking forward to read this one for sure.
Wish you all the best.
If you took every major epic fantasy that has ever been written and twisted them all into one fantastic tale of magic, sword play, and just plain old fantasy fun, you might get the first half of this 235,000 word monster of a read. The last half is a
Second in The Chronicles of Illúmaril series, author Gary Caplan's The Return of the Ancient Ones is a distinct tale that illustrates how one's fiercest enemy can become one's most aggressive ally.
Winner 2012 NABE Pinnacle Book Award in Fan
