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The gods are challenged. They lose their mortality. Now they are faced with a brand new world with rules that change. Can Brat neutralise their evil intent?
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Witch Murder Curse is a darkly humorous, suspenseful tale blending historical and modern magical elements. It explores themes of ambition, the quest for power, and friendship among three unconventional witches determined to harness mystical forces. Their journey is laced with wit, as they navigate the challenges of aging magic, moral ambiguity, and a world both mysterious and amusingly mundane. The story is also a mix of suspense and light-hearted intrigue, capturing the clash between old-world magic and the contemporary setting.
Roger
I love writing. Am a member of the local writing group and have either written or contributed to the writing over twenty full-length novels.
Sgt/DI/DCI Angels books
The first in the Sgt Angel series with Angel as a lowly sergeant with money and marital problems. Summoned by Sir Desmond to The Island, Sergeant John Angel Gabrielle is teamed up with a female DC from London nicknamed Ratty. They are informed that there is a terrorist threat to the area. Angel and Ratty go undercover, sometimes thwarted by the irritating Major George Drummond of the Secret Service, to thwart the impending attack. Dead Russian sailors dressed in Ukrainian naval uniforms hide the involvement of the Russian Secret Services. The hijack of the nuclear waste train and the stealing of vial containing a potent radioactive liquid give an urgency to the investigation. How does Angel relate this theft to the test flight of a top-secret drone and the first bedding in run of a Ukrainian submarine? And why did Angel losing Sir Desmond’s Bentley to a fire cause him to be demoted once again?
Follow the adventures of Angel as he gets promoted and then demoted over the course of six novels. All available from the Kindle store. This is the latest one for you to read and comes before the trilogy published earlier. Full of excitement, pace and adventure. Yours for only 77p
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London, 1888. Restless and adventurous, 23-year-old Lady Jane Moxton disguises herself as her twin brother to infiltrate her father’s gentlemen’s club, only to be mistaken for a labourer and kidnapped. After escaping and narrowly evading arrest, she returns home to shocking news: she has inherited the Moxton Estate.
Jane’s new role is far from glamorous. As the leader of a women’s group opposing child labour, she discovers her own mill exploits children, the estate’s finances are in ruins, and her father and brother are missing. Worse, Moxton Hall is secretly a front for a prostitution ring controlled by the Oxford gang.
Facing crushing debts and scandal, Lady Jane must untangle a web of corruption, betrayal, and intrigue to restore her family’s name. But will she emerge unscathed?
At nearly sixteen, Molly struggles to provide for herself and her mother, working in a café and skipping school. One night, a chance encounter with two witches—Hatch and Patch—changes everything. Taken to an old house, Molly is offered a choice: beauty and wealth or the power to bring happiness. Choosing goodness, she gains a magic wand and a place at the Abbey of Learning to train as a witch.
Life takes another turn when she loses her job and discovers a talking parrot, Captain Pugwash—actually Lorien, a wizard cursed by the evil Witch Meera. With her mother gone and Meera hunting her, Molly accidentally releases a red dragon into the real world, causing chaos and forcing her into a refuge run by sinister witches.
Rescued by Bill Dearing, Molly escapes to a remote farm. Though met with suspicion, she wins the family’s trust by saving a young boy during a snowstorm. With new skills and growing confidence, Molly prepares to begin her training at the Abbey, ready to embrace her magical destiny.
Roger and Jenny -Who are we?
A father and daughter combo who get on well and write books together. Well, to be fair, I do the hard typing works and my daughter jenny comes up with the ideas and the criticism.
What do we write? Jenny and I have written over twenty books together. My ideas were the
Sgt/DCI Angel books that start with Angel as a plod and end up with him as a DCI deeply involved in terrorism and corruption. The books are adventure – pure escapism. At the present there are six in the series.Jenny likes the Lady Jane series – a trilogy at the moment about a young girl in 1880 who is mad for adventure. We both loved doing these books.
Children’s books – Bertie Boggitt: Molly the witch: great fun for others to read and us to write.
Comedy books: I still laugh when I read them, and they were my ideas – with Jenny rewriting big lumps of course.
Science fantasy: – one published The Abbey with the next two of the series still being edited.
