Waterspell Book 4: The Witch
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In the House of Verek, it's five years later. The waters are troubled. Memories are darkening. If the story is to end happily-ever-after for Carin and Verek, old demons must be laid to rest.
Readers of the Waterspell fantasy series will welcome this long-awaited fourth book for the answers it provides to questions raised in volumes 1 through 3: Does the wysard Verek regain his powers, and will Carin make her way back to him? Have Carin's parents survived the plague that devastated their world, and will she ever see them again? Did Lanse survive the attack by Carin's defender? Is Lord Legary really dead? And not least: Did the necromancer die in the jaws of Carin's conjured dragon? Remember: there was no blood in the water. These questions and more are answered in Waterspell Book 4: The Witch, which picks up the story of the lovers, Carin and Verek, half a decade after readers saw the pair separated in the closing chapters of the original trilogy.
By the blood of Abraxas, it's about time we learned what happened next.
The Witch is Book 4 of the series. The story begins in Books 1-3: The Warlock, The Wysard, and The Wisewoman. A pair of linked sequels carry the saga into a new generation, with eldest daughter Nina journeying onward to fight new battles in The Karenina Chronicles and The Fires of Farsinchia.
Waterspell Book 1: The Warlock
Waterspell Book 2: The Wysard
Waterspell Book 3: The Wisewoman
Waterspell Book 4: The Witch
The Karenina Chronicles: A Waterspell Novel
The Fires of Farsinchia: A Waterspell Novel (series finale)
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About Deborah J. Lightfoot
Deborah J. Lightfoot, a native of West Texas, got her love of history from her grandfather, a High Plains cowboy. From her mother, an artist and avid reader, came her love of books and all things mysterious and magical. Dark horsemen entered her imagination through such early influences as the television show Have Gun Will Travel, in which Richard Boone's Paladin was "a knight without armor in a savage land." Small matter that the sophisticated Paladin wielded a six-shooter instead of a sword.
Six-shooters figure in Lightfoot's award-winning books of Western history and biography, The LH7 Ranch and Trail Fever. Swords and sorcery provide the action in her epic fantasy series, Waterspell, a six-book saga with medieval overtones and historical background. Adverse Reactions, a Western/paranormal/fantasy blend, brings together her various interests in a cross-genre work of dystopian speculative fiction.
With a journalism degree summa cum laude from Texas A&M University, Lightfoot has worked on both sides of the editorial desk for periodical and book publishers. She has taught creative writing at the college level and won numerous writing awards. She's a professional member of The Authors Guild and still lives in rural Texas.
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