Waterspell Book 1: The Warlock
Waterspell
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4.1 • 41 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Waterspell Book 1: The Warlock
Making a place for yourself in a world where you don't belong takes courage. So does moving in with a warlock.
Drawn into the schemes of an angry wizard, Carin glimpses the place she once called home. It lies upon a shore that seems unreachable. To learn where she belongs and how to get there, the lost traveler must decipher the words of an alien book, follow the clues in a bewitched poem, conjure a dragon from a pool of magic—and tread carefully around a tortured, emotionally scarred sorcerer who can't seem to decide whether to love her or kill her. This is Book 1 of a series. The story continues in Books 2–4: The Wysard, The Wisewoman, and The Witch. The family saga carries on into the next generation with The Karenina Chronicles (Book 5).
"A marvelously complex and captivating fantasy series." —The Published Page
"An extremely well written fantasy story ... flows well with a very readable style that holds your interest throughout. The world building is solid and intriguing, the magical aspects well drawn and versatile and characterisation is energetic so that you are immediately invested in their future. All in all a marvellous addition to the fantasy genre and I would recommend it for lovers of magical mystical tales." —Liz Wilkins
"Wonderfully written. I was hooked right away and loved that I couldn't predict what was to come next. 5 out of 5 stars! Highly recommend to young adults and older." —Memories Overtaking Me
"The story just keeps getting bigger and bigger." —Book Briefs
"What a brilliant and unforgettable story! I devoured this book ... literally consumed by the originality and depth Deborah brings to her characters. She provides a strong balance between action, adventure, fantasy, and romance and Carin's combination of pride and vulnerability make her a fabulous character!" —Lady Vigilante
"Intriguing ... original ... well-crafted." —Kirkus
Customer Reviews
Cliffhanger
A lot of nothing happened in this book. Irrational teen ranting and plotting that came to nothing.
I didn’t really connect with the characters.
One star gone for the cliffhanger ending (and I won’t be reading book two). The other star because overall it felt pointless, but it wasn’t horribly written.
Waterspell book 1
The story is inconsistent with the character development. So you are continually feeling like the characters are not acting as you would expect. I would suggest that you find a different author to read.