A bargain with the enemy.A spell aided by Death.And a need to protect all she loves at any price.

Sara Lochton broke the curse and released her magic to become High Witch of Ware Woods. But she is new to the magical world, and her inexperience puts the forest and everyone she loves-including her bonded mate, Thomas-at risk.

When tragedy strikes and her sworn enemy, Samson, warns of a formidable evil intent on destroying their entire magical region, Sara recklessly agrees to a blood bargain with him. But the pact is a tenuous truce for Sara. Determined to best Samson and defeat the evil, she conjures aid from powerful yet questionable allies-an arrogant vampire, an imposing wolf shifter, and an evasive witch.

As darkness and dragons descend upon Ware Woods, Sara must decide who she can trust and how far she will go to save those she loves. And face the fatal consequences.

Death & Dragons is the second book in the Witch of Ware Woods trilogy, an upper YA contemporary paranormal series with a strong female main character, a touch of romance, a diverse cast of family and found family, unique magic, and a world so fresh you can smell the pine trees.

Expect witches, a one-of-a-kind vampire, shifters, dragons, a pinch of death, a sentient treehouse, a persnickety grimoire, and plenty of twists and turns in this spellbinding sequel as Sara keeps her friends close and her enemies even closer.

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	364
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Five and Three Press, LLC
Fecha de Publicación	2023-02-21
Dimensiones	8.5" x 5.5" x 0.91" pulgadas
Serie	Witch of Ware Woods
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No

Blanco, Sonja F.

Sonja grew up in New England, where she ran barefoot through the woods, chased lightning bugs, tapped maple trees for syrup, and built towering snow castles.Having an ancestor who was hung as a witch, Sonja is naturally drawn to all things magical and fantastical-trees and cemeteries in particular.At 5'2" she is often caught climbing tables, chairs, and small children to reach the upper shelves. She likes coffee and tea equally, both of which most certainly contributed to her diminutive stature.Witty comics easily amuse her, as do heavily jowled Hell Hounds that talk in their sleep.She writes fantasy as if it were real, because believing makes it so.