Diary of a Mad Black Witch
250 pages · Released Aug 27, 2015 · CreateSpace
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This urban fantasy novel centers on a Black witch protagonist investigating her friend's torture and murder while pursuing a magical artifact. The story includes some violence and mature themes, but appears driven by mystery and character relationships rather than graphic content. Limited metadata makes it difficult to assess the full scope of language or thematic depth, so confidence is low.
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Walking home, P. Psyche Sapiens sees a fire elemental on a burning building with her mostly-missing eye. The elemental had been set to hide the torture of Mae Bloom-randy octogenarian, agent of the Theurgic Institute, and Psyche's friend. Psyche volunteers to lend her unique vision and a (mostly-missing) hand to the in... Walking home, P. Psyche Sapiens sees a fire elemental on a burning building with her mostly-missing eye. The elemental had been set to hide the torture of Mae Bloom-randy octogenarian, agent of the Theurgic Institute, and Psyche's friend. Psyche volunteers to lend her unique vision and a (mostly-missing) hand to the investigation. In the last few visits before she died, Mae brought a map for Psyche to verify the authenticity of. If real, the map would lead someone to the centuries-lost Eye of Enlightenment, the item upon which the Theurgic Institute built its whole system of magick. The knowledge the Eye brings can rearrange the world with its finder on top. And the map might just be sitting on Psyche's kitchen counter.
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ISBN 9781517007065 · CreateSpace