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A New Source of Magic: Anaïs Blue Book Three
Paperback
Series: Anaïs Blue, Book 3
ISBN13: 9789492523242
Publisher: Tyet Books
Published: Feb 17 2023
Pages: 318
Weight: 0.76
Height: 0.71 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
The Mediterranean has never been more magical...
...nor so dangerous.
Pure evil rises from the depths.
From Pompeii to Malta, and the islands beyond, Anaïs Blue's extraordinary adventures continue. With her promptuary repaired, the little witch is now compelled to test its full capabilities.
It will be no holiday.
Her nemesis returns with supernatural help more powerful than even a witch can imagine. And to make matters worse, a war raging in the witch community threatens to upset the balance of the universe.
Mercifully, Anaïs is not alone. Her band of trusted misfits are by her side. With more thrown in for good measure.
But faced with magical forces far beyond the powers of mere mortals, protecting those she cares most about may be more than a novice witch can handle.
Anaïs is the universe's only hope. But is this a battle she can win?
This edition was originally published with the title Brimstone and Ashes: The Extraordinary Adventures of the Good Witch Anaïs Blue Volume Three with ISBN 9789492523167.
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