Mystical Bee 1875

The empty rocking chair rocked; danced its way to the creaking sound of the wood "up under," as southerners would say it, each time the moon was full of blue.  Blue, the color of mystical, as it sounds, yet mentally molded into the navy blue skies. There stood ghostly Braema from the rocking chair.  Invisible to the 'outside world'.  Now a young woman.  A mirror image of her once grandmother and with powers far beyond the blood of her grandmother; and mystical bees to kill time.  The time of life, sadness, grief, and anything their mother, Braema, asked for.   

In the mystical presence of the spirits in Africa, young girl Braema is kidnapped and raised by her grandmother, Sorceress Madam, and trained for many years to eventually take her place as Madam. In Sorceress Madam's spare time as a hobby, she became very attached to her husband's bees; later becoming the new beekeeper; training the bees in her own, sorcerer way.  Mystical. Magical. Powerful.  To spring forth powers and wonders; a molded mirror of her. They knew their 'mother' from miles away and gathered in her presence to honor her once summoned.  Sorceress Madam was their mother, as she had the power to make them live for years, grow more powerful and larger than ever.  

Storyteller Michael Kennedy's sorcerer sequel to Mystical Bee 1875 will take you through a mystical journey of an African time. Late 1800s.  The most-honored life of a well preserved, well known Sorceress Madam -  along with her magical bees, and the kidknapping of her granddaughter Braema to begin years of training to take her place, becoming the next Madam.