| Category: | Romance - Fantasy/Sci-Fi |
|---|---|
| Author: | T C Bartlett |
| Publisher: | Sandhill Publishers; Frist ed. edition (September 20, 2020) |
| Publication Date: | September 20, 2020 |
| Number of Pages: | 354 |
| ISBN-10: | 1733908625 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-1733908627 |
In the mystical Land of Oz, darkness brews on the horizon.
Rumors of dragons and an evil enchantress gathering an army to overthrow the
Great Head of Oz send shockwaves throughout the kingdom. Amidst this turmoil,
sixteen-year-old Samantha Goodwitch, daughter of Glinda, the Good Witch of the
South, defies her mother's wishes to embark on a dangerous quest for adventure.
Joined by Akasha, a mysterious Shadow Mountain Cat, Sam is entangled in a
deadly game of magic and mayhem. As the stakes grow, they rally a motley crew
of allies to fight against the encroaching darkness. Sam and Akasha must
confront the shadows threatening Oz's existence in this thrilling tale of
magic, adventure, and self-discovery with friendship and courage as their
shields.
The Good Witch of the South by T.C. Bartlett is a
thrilling adventure set in the imaginary world of Oz, a land of magic and
wonder. The prologue sets the tone for the rest of the book, introducing the
defeat of the Wicked Witch. Bartlett’s descriptive prose paints a vivid
portrait of Oz, from the fascinating landscapes, from the Quadling Peaks to the
Impassable Desert. Sam is a lovable, genuinely flawed heroine, struggling with her
own demons and the weight of her mother's legacy. Her obsession with danger and
risk-taking is captivating and terrifying, making her a compelling protagonist.
The other characters are elaborately written — Jo, Akasha, Thorn, and Sam’s sister, Elle. You’ll fall
right into this world and won’t want to leave. The author delivers a stunningly
imagined and beautifully accomplished world for readers to navigate, and this enchanting
and buoyant book features genuine relationships, a conflict that builds in
intensity as the plot moves forward, and characters that make for perfect
companions.
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