Wild
Magic
Wild
Magic Series Book 1
by
Eileen Troemel
Genre:
Paranormal Fantasy
Mallory’s
magi gifts send her north into the province where almost all the magi
were killed. If anyone discovers she is a magi, her life is in peril.
But she must go where her gifts send her. A boy needs her help or he
will die.
Leland,
Pintra, Faolan, Jadan, Ovra, and Erga travel from Scons province to
Lins to seek a magi master. In a small village Jadan gets separated
and is accused of theft. Without Mallory’s help, the angry mob will
kill him. Mallory steps in, uses her gifts to save him but exposes
herself as a magi.
The
seven escape the angry village and hide out in caves. When Jadan’s
injuries turn deadly, Mallory is forced to use her gifts, exposing
herself to the group of strangers she doesn’t trust. Is she the
magi master they’ve been looking for or will they turn her in for
the bounty?
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Hostile
Magic
Wild
Magic Series Book 2
Tensions
rise between the leaders of Linos and Scons. Linos increases their
soldiers at the border. War looms on the horizon.
Refugees
flee from hunters into Scons. Garlen wants to protect them but
prophecy warns of danger and betrayal.
Garlen
sets aside his lingering distrust of magic and Mallory to protect his
new daughter, Arial and his province.
Family
- is it those you’re born to or those you love? Mallory meets her
blood family. Anger clouds her judgement. Will her emotions cause
harm to the family of her heart?
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Standing at the top of the steps at the manor house, Benson whispered to Brielle, “We can’t tell either of them about this.”
“No,” Brielle said. “Mother will tell him, and he won’t approve.”
“Do you think mother and Bennett will know about all this energy,” Benson asked.
“We have to be cautious,” Brielle said
“Did you feel the power,” Benson asked as they descended the steps.
“It’s amazing,” Brielle said. “Bennett will punish us if he finds out.”
“We’ll be careful,” Benson said squeezing her hand. “I can’t wait for lunch.”
I hope they let me go,” Brielle said gnawing on her lower lip. They approached the gate and nodded to the guard as they passed through.
“They’re greedy for more information about the house,” Benson said.
“But then we actually have to tell them about the house,” Brielle said. They considered the problem as they walked in silence for a block.
“You tell them about where we were tonight,” Benson said. “When I get home tomorrow, I’ll tell them where we ate but nothing else.”
“Little bits,” Brielle said. “With nothing important.”
“It’s not like they’re going to invite us to their private rooms,” Benson said.
“It might work,” Brielle said.
“He’ll let you go if you give him the information tonight,” Benson said.
“I don’t want her hurt or to betray her,” Brielle said.
“Should we tell her,” Benson asked stopping to face her.
“I don’t know,” Brielle said. “I’ve saved some credits but not enough to get away.”
“My credits are hidden in the barn,” Benson said. “They don’t know how much I make so Bennett only gets half my wages.” Stopping suddenly, he covered his cheeks as red rushed to them and he felt a surge of energy rush through him.
Brielle pushed him into an alley. “Breathe,” she said. “Breathe and control your emotions and your energy.” She coaxed him by mimicking what Mallory taught them.
Fighter, the alley cat, rubbed on Benson’s legs as he took long minutes to lean on Brielle and take deep breaths. Bending down to stroke the alley cat, Benson said, “I hate feeling helpless.” Squatting in the alley, he petted the cat as the cat twined around him mrowing.
Putting her hand on his shoulder, Brielle said, “Me too. We’ll get through this.”
“We better get back,” Benson said as the cat wandered away. He felt a dread wash over him as he stood to return to the cottage.
From
poetry to novel, I enjoy telling a good story or expressing a
heartfelt emotion. I've been published in Circle Magazine, The
American Tarot Association's Quarterly Journal, What's Cooking
America, Children, Churches and Daddies, placed second in Words of
Women 2010 Writing Contest, 2012 Daily Flash, and The Deadman's Tome.
I have a bachelor's degree in business and a second bachelor's degree
in English Professional Writing and Book Editing. On the side, I have
a small editing business. In addition to my work, I love to read,
crochet, crafting, research genealogy, and spend time with family. I
have three adult daughters and have been married to my husband for
over 30 years. I'm the proud grandma of three fur babies - my
daughters' cats.
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