What would you do
if the dark winds call,
pulling you down
into mystery’s thrall?
Witches and warlocks,
visions and wands.
Jump through a wormhole
to worlds beyond.
Within my book’s pages,
deep magick dwells for those
who dare to cast their first spells.
When teens Summer and Linc Page find out their neighbor Jules Blakely is a witch, they beg her to teach them the art of magick. What starts off as after-school fun turns deadly when Jules is kidnapped. Armed only with the basic spells they have learned, they quickly discover that rescuing her – and surviving – will take every bit of skill, courage and cunning they can muster.
Linc and Summer are willing to risk everything to rescue their magick teacher, Jules, who was kidnapped and buried alive in the Warlock’s victory wall. Linc is working undercover in the Warlock’s castle, secretly plotting a rebellion. Summer is desperately searching for a spell that will break apart the wall, aware that Jules is rapidly running out of air. Every day that passes, the dangers increase, the Warlock’s suspicions are aroused, and time is running out.
The Warlock of Wintermire flees to the high snowy mountains of Craghorn Springs in search of the ancient and powerful StarWreath – a fabled crown leaving terror, death and destruction in its wake. Linc and Summer join a small group of warriors, desperate to stop the Warlock from possessing the crown’s powers. They cannot fail or their own world is in danger of falling under the Warlock’s evil grasp.
“There is a distinct difference between the words magic and magick.
– Magic ending with a c is a magician using sleight-of-hand to captivate an audience. It’s a performance for profit or entertainment.
– True magick, ending with a k, is the ability to transform reality using willpower and spells – to change the material world around you. It is never used for profit or the amusement of others.”