In the wild west, where cowboys roamed freely and justice was often taken into one's own hands, there was a unique wild west magic book that captured the imagination of many. This book, rumored to possess mysterious powers, was said to contain spells and incantations that could bring forth incredible feats of magic. The book was said to have been passed down through generations, with each owner adding their own knowledge and experiences to its pages. As such, it became a prized possession, sought after by those who wished to harness the power of the supernatural in the lawless land. The unique aspect of this wild west magic book was its ability to tap into the energy of the untamed west. Within its pages, one could find spells specifically designed to help cowboys face the challenges of the frontier.
Along with pricking, the unfortunate suspect might also be subjected to “scratching” by their supposed victims. This test was based on the notion that possessed people found relief by scratching the person responsible with their fingernails until they drew blood. If their symptoms improved after clawing at the accused’s skin, it was seen as partial evidence of guilt.
This test was based on the notion that possessed people found relief by scratching the person responsible with their fingernails until they drew blood. If witch-hunters struggled to find obvious evidence of witch s marks on a suspect s body, they might resort to the ghastly practice of pricking as a means of sussing it out.
Within its pages, one could find spells specifically designed to help cowboys face the challenges of the frontier. From protection spells that shielded them from bullets and arrows, to spells that could heal both themselves and their horses, the book held secrets that could mean the difference between life and death in the rugged west. **But it was not just the practicality of the spells that made this book so intriguing.
Glimpse the Future (Witches of Peculiar #4) (Hardcover)
This is book number 4 in the Witches of Peculiar series.
- #1: Double, Double, Twins and Trouble (Witches of Peculiar #1) (Hardcover): $15.29
- #2: Thriller Night (Witches of Peculiar #2) (Hardcover): $15.29
- #3: Monstrous Matchmakers (Witches of Peculiar #3) (Hardcover): $15.29
Related Editions
- Paperback (March 14th, 2023): $6.79
Description
Twin witch sisters Bella and Donna peek into the future in this fourth book in the middle grade series that’s Wizards of Waverly Place meets Halloweentown .
There’s a psychic visiting at YIKESSS, and twin witches Bella and Dee are fascinated to hear her speak at a school assembly. True clairvoyance is a rare trait, even in the supernatural community, and they’ve never met one before—and likely won’t ever again.
Except the son of the new owners of Scary Good Shakes seems to be eerily good at diverting disasters before they happen, like when he catches a tray right before it falls or when he stopped Charlie from eating garlic, which, as a vampire, they’re highly allergic too. When Bella and Dee start to notice more evidence that supports Henry being clairvoyant, they realize another psychic might be in their midst. And he’s human . And he has no idea of his powers, or that supernatural beings even exist…
About the Author
Luna Graves summons stories and casts spells in Brooklyn, New York. Her lavender hair makes her easy to spot in the wild, and you can usually find her reading tea leaves in quaint coffee shops or lounging about in cemeteries with her familiar, Audrey the dog.
- Juvenile Fiction / Monsters
- Juvenile Fiction / Family / Siblings
- Juvenile Fiction / Paranormal, Occult & Supernatural
- Paperback (March 14th, 2023): $6.79
During the hysteria that preceded the Salem Witch Trials, the slave Tituba famously helped prepare a witch cake to identify the person responsible for bewitching young Betty Parris and others. The brew failed to work, and Tituba’s supposed knowledge of spells and folk remedies was later used as evidence against her when she was accused of being a witch.
** Legends spread of spells that could control the elements, summon mythical creatures, and even alter the very fabric of time itself. People longed to learn these powerful spells, believing that with them, they could conquer the vast wilderness and find unmatched wealth and glory. **However, the book was not without its dangers.** It was said that those who delved too deeply into the dark arts within its pages risked losing their humanity. The line between good and evil became blurred, and some of those who wielded its power turned to darkness, using their abilities for personal gain and causing chaos wherever they went. Despite the risks, the allure of the wild west magic book remained strong, and many adventurers, outlaws, and lawmen dedicated their lives to seeking it out. Some believed that by harnessing its power, they could bring order to the lawless west, while others sought to use it for their own nefarious purposes. **In the end, the wild west magic book represented not only a unique blend of magic and the rugged frontier, but also a symbol of the untamed spirit and limitless possibilities that the wild west represented.** It was a testament to the audacity and bravery of those who dared to venture into the unknown and to the powerful forces that lay just beyond the boundaries of human understanding..
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