Spells and Sorcery
Lexie Carrigan Chronicles, #1
by S.
Usher Evans
Publication
date: October 4th 2016
Genres:
Fantasy, Young Adult
From
The Book Junkie Reads . . . Spells and Sorcery (Lexie Carrigan Chronicles, #1)
. . .
Lexie was turning fifteen and she was not your typical teen. She loved watching documentaries. She did not love Twitter/Facebook, social media or was she a reality tv horder. She was not overly popular, fashion concise or other girly type minded. She was however awkward and confused. She was the perfect character for me to fall in love with.
I enjoyed Lexie and her trails and errors of learning how she really was, what she could do, and how to cope with it all. I just think that I loved Marie more. I was finding myself wanting more of Marie and her sassy. Sisters have a way of upstaging you at every turn. Even when they are not suppose to.
BLURB
You have magic.
One sentence, three words, four
syllables. Enough to change my life forever. And I’m not talking about the
whole spells and sorcery thing.
Lexie Carrigan thought the
weirdest thing about her was she preferred watching documentaries and reading
the newspaper to reality TV and Twitter. But on the eve of her fifteenth
birthday, her aunt and sisters drop a bomb–she’s magical.
Now the girl who never made waves
is blowing up her nightstand and trying to keep from wreaking havoc on her
school. When a kind stranger shows up with all the answers, Lexie hopes he’ll
be able to help her control her newfound powers. But Gavon may not be as kind
as he seems, and soon Lexie finds out that being magical is the least weird
thing about her.
Spells and Sorcery is the first
YA fantasy from S. Usher Evans, author of the Razia series, the Madion War
Trilogy and Empath.
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S. Usher Evans is an author,
blogger, and witty banter aficionado. Born in Pensacola, Florida, she left the
sleepy town behind for the fast-paced world of Washington, D.C.. There, she
somehow landed jobs with BBC, Discovery Channel, and National Geographic
Television before finally settling into a “real job” as an IT consultant. After
a quarter life crisis at age 27, she decided consulting was for the birds and
rekindled a childhood passion for writing novels. She sold everything she owned
and moved back to Pensacola, where she currently resides with her two dogs, Zoe
and Mr. Biscuit.
Evans is the author of the Razia
series, Madion War Trilogy, and Empath, published by Sun’s Golden Ray
Publishing.
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