The House of Witchcraft Wands is a mystical and enchanting place where the art of wand-making is perfected. Located deep within the heart of a hidden forest, the house is surrounded by ancient trees and secrets whispered by the wind. Inside the house, one is greeted by shelves upon shelves of various woods, feathers, and crystals. Each wand is meticulously handcrafted using these elements, with great care and attention to detail. The wandmakers possess a deep understanding of the properties and energies of different woods, crystals, and feathers, allowing them to create wands with unique powers and affinities. Visitors to the House of Witchcraft Wands can embark on a journey to find their perfect match.
Do I feel bad for balance for having a Group Only useful pendant? kinda. Just replace it with Troll Ear (Level 10+) and use your Guiding lights to boost your Helping Hands, I guess.
On their journey, Aimée faces off with the land-grabbing Queen and her robotic guards and fights the dark water spirits against increasingly stacked odds. Determined to run away from her home in the Valley, an area controlled by the tyrannical Night Coats, Alidade stumbles upon a magical hideaway that belong.
Visitors to the House of Witchcraft Wands can embark on a journey to find their perfect match. The wandmakers engage in a process of divination, intuitively guiding each individual to the wand that resonates with their essence. The wand becomes an extension of its owner, helping to channel their magical abilities and aid them in casting spells and manifesting their desires.
The Sorceress Queen and the Pirate Rogue
Book Two in the adult Fantasy Romance adventure series from award-winning, bestselling author Jeffe Kennedy. Follows the prequel novella, The Long Night of the Crystalline Moon, in the Under a Winter Sky romantic fantasy holiday anthology and Book One of Heirs of Magic, The Golden Gryphon and the Bear Prince.
Stella has always been one to count her blessings. Empath, sorceress, shapeshifter, and healer, she’s grateful for the gifts the goddess of shadows has bestowed upon her. Yes, she’s sensitive to emotions and can’t bear to be in large crowds for long. And yes, that means she’ll never be able to take a lover as she’s unable to withstand physical contact with anyone but her twin brother. Certainly now that he’s found his true love, she feels more alone than ever. None of it haunts her, however, like the vision of the lonely tower where her life path ends.
An Unrequited Love
Jakral Konyngrr is a man of simple tastes: good whiskey, some coin in his pocket, and a fine blade in his hand. Though he’s no prince, not a shapeshifter, and not blessed with any magic, he’s happy in his skin. And yet he seems doomed to live the life of a hero from a tragic ballad, because the only woman he’s ever wanted barely knows he’s alive. As much as Jak longs for Stella, he’s resigned himself to being forever in the background. At least he can guard her back.
A Quest to Stop a Monster
But now Jak and Stella have been thrown together—along with a mismatched group of shifters, warriors, and sorceress friends—chasing and attempting to avert magic rifts that release monsters into their world. Worse, the strange intelligence behind the bizarre and deadly attacks seems to have developed a fascination for Stella. Battling for their lives and the good of the realm, they must fight—and perhaps love—together to alter the course of the future before it’s too late.
Reviews
"I thought I was ready for The Sorceress Queen and The Pirate Rogue but I clearly wasn’t. I eagerly anticipated it but I was in no way shape or form ready for how this book arrested me and held me captive for the duration. I loved Stella and Jak’s even though my heart took up residence in my throat for its entirety. There’s action, adventure, sexual tension, love and so much more. I loved it and can’t wait to be wrecked by the next book in the series." - Timitra on Goodreads
"Have you ever looked at a piece of cake and wanted to just gobble it up ? Well that’s exactly my feelings when it comes to the boisterous, oh so confident Jakral ! He might be fully human and younger than Stella but he knows what he wants and always pays attention." - Marta Cox on Amazon
Once a wand has chosen its wielder, the wandmaker performs a special ritual to infuse it with personalized enchantments. These enchantments can enhance the wand's power, protect the wielder, or aid in specific magical practices, such as charms, divination, or healing. It is said that once a wand has been crafted and attuned to its owner, it holds a deep connection to them, amplifying their magical intent and becoming a trusted companion on their magical journey. The House of Witchcraft Wands is not just a place for acquiring magical tools; it is a sanctuary for those seeking to deepen their connection to the world of magic and witchcraft. Visitors can engage in workshops and classes, where they can learn about wand lore, wandmaking techniques, and the art of spellcasting. The house also hosts gatherings and ceremonies during significant astronomical events and seasonal celebrations, providing a space for witches and magic practitioners to honor and connect with the natural cycles of the Earth. In this mystical dwelling, the power of intention and the enchantment of magic intertwine. The House of Witchcraft Wands holds the secrets of ancient traditions, awakening the inner magic within all who seek its embrace. It is a place where dreams come alive, where the realms of reality and enchantment converge, and where the power of the supernatural is nurtured and revered..
Reviews for "The Legendary Masters of House of Witchcraft Wands"
-Emily - 1 star
I really did not enjoy "House of Witchcraft Wands". The plot was convoluted and hard to follow, with many unnecessary subplots and confusing twists. The characters lacked depth and I couldn't connect with any of them. The writing felt amateurish and I found myself constantly being pulled out of the story due to poor grammar and awkward sentence structure. Overall, this book was a disappointment and I would not recommend it to others.
-John - 2 stars
I had high hopes for "House of Witchcraft Wands" but sadly it fell short. The world-building was vague and poorly explained, leaving me confused about the rules and limitations of the magical system. The pacing was also problematic, with long stretches of exposition and dialogue that didn't advance the plot. The dialogue itself was stilted and unrealistic, making it hard to become engaged with the story. While the concept had potential, the execution was lacking in this book.
-Sarah - 2 stars
"House of Witchcraft Wands" was a letdown for me. The characters were one-dimensional and their motivations were unclear. The romantic subplot felt forced and unnecessary, adding nothing to the overall story. The plot itself was predictable and lacked originality. The writing style was also unremarkable, with repetitive phrases and cliched descriptions. Unfortunately, this book did not live up to my expectations and I would not recommend it.