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    Waterspell Book 3: The Wisewoman

    By Deborah J. Lightfoot

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    Waterspell Book 3: The Wisewoman

    Plague and pestilence have come to Ladrehdin. With their worst fears realized, Carin and Verek set out to put right everything that has gone so badly wrong. On the final leg of their quest, they retrace Carin's journey north from the plains--accompanied this time by the village wisewoman, Megella. Along the way, Meg dredges up--from an increasingly unreliable memory--the oldest of the "old stories," revealing how the actions of the Ancients continue to menace every life on the Wizards' World, and beyond.

    This series begins with Waterspell Book 1: The Warlock, and continues with Book 2: The Wysard.

    Critical praise for the books of Waterspell:

    "Intriguing premise and original characters [whose] well-crafted relationship balances in a tense power struggle ... Fine fantasy." --KIRKUS

    "Grabbed my attention and kept it. It's a truly unique book." --Goodreads

    "A delightful read ... tight writing, fast-moving narrative and intriguing characters." --Goodreads

    "I don't see how this could avoid being a hit--I couldn't put it down. Good, complex story; well crafted, well written." --Goodreads

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSeven Rivers Publishing
    Release dateMar 2, 2012
    ISBN9780972876872
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    Waterspell Book 3: The Wisewoman
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    Deborah J. Lightfoot

    Castles in the cornfield provided the setting for Deborah J. Lightfoot’s earliest flights of fancy. On her father’s farm in Texas, she grew up reading tales of adventure and reenacting them behind ramparts of sun-drenched grain. She left the farm to earn a degree in journalism and write award-winning books of history and biography. High on her bucket list was the desire to try her hand at the genre she most admired. The result is Waterspell, a complex, intricately detailed fantasy comprising the original four-book series (Warlock, Wysard, Wisewoman, Witch). New in 2023, The Karenina Chronicles is the first book in a new series also set in the Waterspell universe.Having discovered this world, the author finds it difficult to leave.Deborah is a professional member of The Authors Guild. She lives in the country near Fort Worth, Texas. Find her on Instagram @booksofwaterspell and peruse her overflowing, catch-all website at waterspell.net.

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