Wizard Girl

by Karen Eisenbrey

Overview

While an epidemic rages and a strangler stalks the streets of the city, Luskell trains and works as a healer, but she aspires to greater power. Though everyone knows girls can’t become wizards, she persuades Wizard Bardin to make her his apprentice. Luskell leaves the city on a quest for new magic and to explore mysteries that have more to do with love and desire. But the strangler follows her. She must gain the trust of old friends and an unexpected ally if she's going to stop the murderer before he strikes again.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781948120319
Publisher:	Not a Pipe Publishing
Publication date:	07/23/2019
Series:	Daughter of Magic , #2
Pages:	484
Product dimensions:	5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 1.08(d)
Age Range:	14 - 18 Years

About the Author

Karen Eisenbrey lives in Seattle, WA, where she leads a quiet, orderly life and invents stories to make up for it. Although she intended to be a writer from an early age, until her mid-30s she had nothing to say. A little bit of free time and a vivid dream about a wizard changed all that. Karen writes fantasy and science fiction novels, as well as short fiction in a variety of genres and the occasional song or poem if it insists. She also sings in a church choir and plays drums in a garage band. She shares her life with her husband, two young adult sons, and two mature adult cats.

Editorial Reviews

“This story does a fabulous job of connecting growing up to learning: learning about love, about sexuality, about sacrifice, about power, about loss, and yes, about magic.”

-Benjamin Gorman, author of the novels Corporate High School and Don’t Read This Book

“The characters are beautifully diverse, and the story is masterfully written."

-Sang Kromah, author of Djinn

“Luskell bravely makes mistakes, humbly fixes them, and confidently follows her dreams no matter the cost. Underestimate this wizard girl at your own peril!”

-Mikko Azul, author of The Staff of Fire and Bone

“Karen Eisenbrey is a rockstar. You’ll love this book — it’s got that perfect mix of magic, suspense, and wizards!”

-Kate Ristau, author of Shadow Girl

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