In a world where magic is a science, Siobhan is a genius.
But even geniuses need schooling.
A Conjuring of Ravens
A Practical Guide to Sorcery Book 1
by Azalea Ellis
Genre: Epic Fantasy
In a world where magic is a science, Siobhan is a genius.
But
even geniuses need schooling.
When Siobhan stumbled
into the theft of a priceless magical book, she thought her dreams of
becoming the world's most powerful sorcerer were destroyed.
But
then a mysterious spell changed her life forever...
Siobhan
is now wearing the body of a strange man and has a new
identity—Sebastien. With a new chance for a new start, she allies
herself with a local gang—secretly a revolutionary party funding
itself through crime. Now, she is bound by vow to repay them in magic
and favors.
But as Sebastien's reputation begins to bloom,
and Siobhan's old enemies still lurk in the shadows, she quickly
realizes that the secrets of this world are deeper and darker than
she ever could have imagined.
Forced to juggle the two
sides of her double life, Siobhan is determined to uncover the truth
and take control of the name they gave her—The Raven Queen.
A
Conjuring of Ravens is the first book in a hard fantasy series
that includes: an intelligent protagonist, a rules-based magic
system, and some hilarious misunderstandings.
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I’m the type of person that often has a wacky, shocking, or silly–but totally true–story to tell about my life.
(Like the time my brother and I were chased through a secluded strip of woods in the middle of the city, for over a mile, by a naked man with an erection.)
(Or the time a trucker threw an open bottle of pee out his passenger side window without looking right as I was walking by. You can guess what I got splashed with.)
(Or the time a man hit me with his pickup truck on purpose while I was riding my bike to school, and then insisted I get into the vehicle with him so he could drive me the rest of the way as an apology. Needless to say, I resisted.)
The early part of my childhood was spent on a small farmstead, and I’ve got an active imagination that tends toward the outrageous and the macabre, which led to me being voted “most likely to borrow someone else’s car to transport a dead body.”
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