Are you thinking of picking up The Wraithwood Trilogy upon the release of book two, Mordizan? Let me give you a quick look at what you’re in for 😊
Arthurian legend
If you like Arthurian legend, Wraithwood is for you, built on a modern world affected by the legacy of Arthur—and villains who may yet be alive.
Fantasy mystery
With both magic and suspense, Wraithwood blends a gothic-style mystery with hidden magic.
A bookish protagonist
Brinnie is a quiet, bookish teen, not exactly the brash save-the-world type. When she’s thrust into a world of mystery and magic, she must survive while remaining true to herself.
An atmospheric setting
The gothic feel, misty hedge maze, grand library, and mysterious mansion lend to a setting that will suck you in.
A classical feel
Inspired by the ambiance of books like The Dark Is Rising, Inkheart, and old British fantasies like Narnia and Five Children and It, Wraithwood seeks to balance a contemporary tale with a timeless feel.
Lovable characters
From a motherly housekeeper, to an eccentric uncle, to a wise old woman, the characters of Wraithwood welcome the reader to Wraithwood Estate and the mysteries therein.
Snappy wit
Understated humor and dry quips pepper the pages.
Animal companions
From Bruno the faithful dog, to spastic chickens, to a dignified cat, to certain shadowy creatures, Brinnie navigates an unfamiliar world with lovable animals at her side.
Shadow magic
Without giving out spoilers, an old, mysterious type of magic may arise in surprising ways.
Unexpected twists
Especially if you stick around for book two, you’re in for plenty of twists and turns!
What do you think? Will you check out The Wraithwood Trilogy?
