Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Review: Undying Witch by B. Austin @MagicProse
Undying Witch
by B. Austin
Published: October 1,
2019
Publisher: Spell
Bound Books
Genre: Urban Fantasy,
Paranormal, Horror, Witches
Blurb:
"I will live forever. If I could make you, my daughter,
live longer than a human, I would. I do not want to be alone again."
AN ANCIENT GYPSY DISCOVERS THE MAGIC TO BE YOUNG.
The last of her gypsy family, DIMA seems doomed to live life
as a mere fortune-teller. until she steals the Starostavne Books of Magical
Spells and Enchantments. Monks wrote the wizardry books long ago. In the Tree
of Life Magic and Time Spells book, Dima learns the secret of never aging.
Years later, Dima's teenage daughter resents a mother who is
112 years old but shifts into a woman young enough to be her sister. MEDEA
loathes a mother who loves her 17 cats more than she does her daughter. Medea
despises a mother who claims all witchcraft as her magic and treats her
daughter like a slave. In secret, Medea develops her own sorcery.
My Review:
98 year-old Dema is a witch who wants to stay young forever
and is always looking for a way to make this happen with magic or without. She
finds want she has always been looking for when she steals Starostavne Books of
Magical Spells and Enchantments from the Monks. In one of the books the Tree of
Life Magic and Time Spells she finds a magical spell where she can stay young
and hopefully live forever.
Young Dema has a thing for young, pretty, hot men and she
knows just how to get her way with the men. When Dema moves to America she
finds herself to be with child. She knows not who the father is as she is never
short of a young hot man in her bed.
Many years later when Dema’s daughter Medea is in her teens she
doesn’t like her mother very well as she thinks Dema doesn’t care for her very
much or at least she has never shown her or told her if she did. Medea is jealous
of her mother and starts to rebel I guess you could say by practicing magic
without her mother’s knowledge.
I felt bad for both Dema and Medea as neither one of them
knew how to reach out to the other to show their true affection or feelings to
each other or anyone. Dema raised Medea the only way she knew how and that is
probably the way she was raised because it was all she knew.
Undying Witch is a great introduction into a new world of
witches; a world that I am anxiously awaiting to explore more of in the rest of
the six books plus one that the author has planned. It is filled with so much action
and magic that kept me hooked from the first page. Undying Witch is a fast
paced enthralling read that once I picked it up I could not put it down until I
had read the last page.
Undying Witch is one book that I highly recommend to all
fans of witches, fantasy and the paranormal. One click yourself a copy today
and join Dema as makes her way from Russia to America and her life in America
with her baby girl Medea.
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