Fantasy * Paranormal * Contemporary
A True Witch Book 2 is second in the series of a contemporary Australian witch fantasy.
Six months following the traumatic attack on the witches by two Grimm brothers and the murder of the old witch, Maybelline, Niamh vacations in Ireland for an extended recovery break, along with her friend, Emma. In Ireland, she connects with her witch heritage, uncovers a family secret and befriends other witches.
Unbeknown to Niamh, back in Australia the Grimm family continue their centuries-old pledge to hunt and execute witches, seeking to eliminate her entire family including her pregnant mother.
Included on their hit-list is her Grimm father for breaking the family rules, associating with witches and fathering witch children.
The race to protect and survive is on …
Available as an ebook, paperback or hardcover and also on Kindle Unlimited.
The portrayal of Ireland and Niamh’s exploration of her family’s heritage were notable aspects for me. L.J. Fox’s writing is distinguished by its vivid descriptions, and this second installment focuses on Niamh’s journey of self-discovery and understanding her family’s intricate dynamics. It was difficult to put down, and I read it in 4 hours. – Goodreads
ARC review, all thoughts are my own. I enjoyed this book. I liked the many different point of views and the locations. Easy to read and still lots going on so I read it quickly! I love this author and will be reading more of their work. – Goodreads
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L.J. FoxL.J. Fox holds a Bachelor of Adult Education, Master of Business Administration (Internet Marketing), as well as qualifications in Information Technology. She has worked as a computer programmer, taught business computing at a TAFE College and has managed the online presence for a number of corporates as well as the State Library of Victoria. She has now retired to the mid-north coast of NSW where she grows Clivia plants and has independently published eight books in the light fantasy/paranormal/horror genre.
"I am from Australia and consider myself a story-teller. My primary writing goal is to entertain you, to keep you turning those pages not anticipating what will come next, not to mention - the story must involve something a little morbid or downright weird. If you found the stories easy to read, fast-paced, interesting, enjoyable and little bit quirky then my work is done."
Lisa