A magic wand storage container is a special item that is used to safely store and protect a magician's wand. Magicians often rely on their wands for performing various tricks and illusions, so it is crucial to keep them in a safe place when not in use. The magic wand storage container is designed to be durable and secure, ensuring that the wand is not damaged or lost. It is usually made of sturdy materials such as wood, metal, or plastic, with a protective interior lining to cushion the wand and prevent scratches or breakage. Many magic wand storage containers come in the form of boxes or cases, which can be easily opened and closed with locks or latches. This adds an extra layer of security, preventing unauthorized access to the wand.
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With this book, you can tell that Bouchet is doing a lot of setup in order to continue the series in a more traditional Romance fashion couples are starting to form Carver and Bellanca, Kato and a mysterious blonde, Prometheus and Kaia and the seeds are laid for another epic plot arc to provide the backbone for such a series. Drawing on her Greek heritage for the setting and on her love of all things daring and romantic for the rest, her debut trilogy, The Kingmaker Chronicles, took form.
This adds an extra layer of security, preventing unauthorized access to the wand. One of the key features of a magic wand storage container is its ability to organize and hold not only the wand but also other essential magician props and accessories. Some containers have compartments or pockets where magicians can store items like playing cards, coins, or small objects needed for their performances.
A Curse of Queens by Amanda Bouchet @AuthorABouchet @SourcebooksCasa
A Curse of Queens by Amanda Bouchet
Series: Kingmaker Chronicles #4
Published by Sourcebooks Casablanca on October 4, 2022
Genres: Fantasy Romance
Pages: 496
Format: eARC
Source: NetGalley
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The queen has been cursed, and no one knows who’s behind the plot to threaten the realm’s fragile peace. Desperate to help, Jocasta hatches a plan to find Circe’s Garden, a fabled island where she hopes to discover an antidote. But she can’t do it alone. She needs the strong arm and unflinching bravery of the warrior she’s loved since childhood—her brother’s right-hand-man and captain of the guard, Flynn of Sinta.
Together they can do the impossible. Yet with treachery brewing on Mount Olympus, one thing is clear: Thalyria and its new royals are still pawns in an epic game of power—one that might end in a War of Gods.
I read the trilogy which started the Kingmaker Chronicles series. Cat and Griffin were the main characters there. Now we are getting stories from the rest of Team Alpha. I enjoyed the mythology, gods and creatures. I wanted to see what happened with the characters. In the novella, Of Fate & Fire, we learn about what happens with Piers. Now in A Curse of Queens, we get the story of Jocasta and Flynn.
The underlying problem here is the gods messing with Cat & Griffin for their own purposes. The problem solver is Jocasta. She is a healer and while she has no magic, she does have skills. She is smart and brave. I liked her a lot. We get both her point of view and Flynn’s, in alternating chapters. Jocasta has lived the life of a princess of one of the three kingdoms and now overall with Cat & Griffin. She cares deeply about people and helping them. She has wanted a life with Flynn as long as she can remember.
Flynn is an olive farmer who lived near the royal family in Sinta, and has suffered much loss until he is the only one left in his family. He became part of Team Alpha and has been a soldier ever since with Griffin, heading the army. He is enamoured of Jocasta and protective of her, but refuses to love anyone since he might lose them. But he champions Jocasta and this quest she has to solve Cat’s problem.
They need to contact another God, Circe, who is a master gardener. Jocasta has studied the scrolls to determine all the trials necessary to get what she needs. The team headed out on the adventure is Jocasta, Flynn, Carver, Bel and Prometheus. Each has their strengths and they are devoted to the cause. It is a wild and dangerous adventure but their intelligence, courage and skill helps them. They also have some help from the gods.
The romance is along with the adventure and I was rooting for them. Flynn and Jocasta are well suited and it was lovely to see them navigate a life together.
I wonder if there will be more in the series. I think Kira is the only family member still unmatched into a relationship. She is the youngest sister. It was fascinating to learn in the novella that this world is connected to that of the Endeavor series, which is set in space.
About Amanda Bouchet
Amanda Bouchet grew up in New England where she spent much of her time tromping around in the woods and making up grand adventures in her head. It was inevitable that one day she would start writing them down. Drawing on her Greek heritage for the setting and on her love of all things daring and romantic for the rest, her debut trilogy, The Kingmaker Chronicles, took form. She writes what she loves to read: epic exploits, steamy romance, and characters that make you laugh and cry.
A French master’s graduate and former English teacher, Amanda lives in Paris, France. She met her husband while studying abroad, and the family now includes two bilingual children who will soon be correcting her French.
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This helps keep everything in one place and makes it easier for magicians to find what they need when preparing for a show. Overall, a magic wand storage container serves as a practical and convenient solution for magicians to keep their wands and other props safe and organized. It provides the necessary protection and ensures that the wand is always readily available when needed for a magical performance..
Reviews for "Magic Wand Storage Containers: A Must-Have for Every Wizard or Witch"
1. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I was really excited when I first got the magic wand storage container, but after using it for a few weeks, I was extremely disappointed. The container is just too small and doesn't fit all of my wands. I have six wands and could only fit three in the container. Not only that, but the lid doesn't close securely, so I'm constantly worried about my wands falling out and getting damaged. Overall, I think the concept is great, but the execution is lacking.
2. Mark - 1/5 stars - This magic wand storage container is a complete waste of money. It's flimsy and poorly made. The plastic feels cheap and easily breakable. On top of that, the design is just plain ugly. I was expecting something more sleek and elegant, but instead, it looks like a cheap dollar store toy. I highly recommend avoiding this product and finding a better storage solution for your magic wands.
3. Emily - 3/5 stars - While the magic wand storage container does its job of holding my wands, I found it to be quite impractical. The container is bulky and takes up a lot of space on my shelf. Additionally, the lid is difficult to open and close, which is frustrating when I need quick access to my wands during a magic trick. The idea is great, but the design and functionality need improvement.