Wrath, Prequel to Tredan's Bane

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Review by: Unicorn Productions on July 12, 2012 :
a good world building setting up for the novel. Interesting views of magic - should try the novel sometime in the future.
Short but good!
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Review by: Jaq D. Hawkins on April 12, 2012 :
I love a good bit of magic in a Fantasy novel, and that's the trick: making it GOOD. Lita Burke has accomplished this in setting up a world where magic works by rules that make sense and the hero isn't always the most powerful magician.

Wrath is the Prequel to Tredan's Bane, which I've just started reading. It looks very promising and I'm looking forward to continuing the story. Most importantly, I want to know what happens now that I've seen how the Prequel ties in with what I've read so far. Intriguing and original in many points.

And there are dragonettes, you can't go wrong with dragonettes!
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Review by: lfsims on April 09, 2012 :
Very short, but a good book it is a different twist to magic than other books I have read. If you like fantasy it's a must read. I can't wait for more.
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Review by: Magda M. Olchawska on Jan. 27, 2012 :
Tredan and Lanith are Enchanters who live in a small town of Isor and run magical shop. Their lives seem to be pretty ordinary until one day Tredan receives an unexpected visit from Church Enforcer who reminds him about the life he left behind years ago.

Lita Burke introduces her readers to a new world of Enchanters, Earth magic and various kinds of Charms.

“Wrath, Prequel to Tredan’s Bane” is a lovely, imaginative short story that leaves the reader wanting more and reaching for the “Tredan’s Bane” novel to be immersed in this wonderful fantasy word.

I would recommend the story to anyone who loves fantasy to fuel your imagination with a new, undiscovered world of fantasy.
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Review by: Jill Usher on Jan. 19, 2012 :
While I'm not an avid reader and the bain of many an English teacher, I do know that you can tell a good read when it immediately pulls you into the story and you find yourself half way through it before you realize what’s happened. This is a fast paced, entertaining and magical world. Well done!
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Review by: Bernadine Langan-Smith on Jan. 16, 2012 :
Wrath creates a recipe for disaster for the Enchanters, one ingredient at a time, if a secret journal containing magic spells is located and falls into the wrong hands. It brings the reader to a fantasy world of spells and enchantments where doors are locked by protective charms and marriage rings carry an essence of spells that identify its partners.

One of the main characters, Tredan, is overcome by a magical charm spell shipped to his store in a box. The charm has been wrapped with velvet and tied with silk cord. Both of which sound beautiful and elegant and make you want more. This compulsion charm would bewitch Tredan, and try to force him to surrender his secret journal filled with new and powerful magic spells.

Wrath has a mysterious, magic filled, creative and intriguing storyline. I found myself immediately drawn to the relationships between the characters and wanting to escape into this fantasy world. The air quickly thickens as Tredan’s Bane unfolds. Wrath is a fantasy inspiring both originality and creative plot.
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