Waterspell Book 2: The Wysard

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After blundering into the last stronghold of magic, Carin discovers that she is right to fear the wizard Verek. He is using her to seal the ruptures in the void, and she may be nothing more to him than an expendable weapon. What will he do with her — or to her — when his world is again secure? Or has he erred in believing that the last bridge has been broken? The quest may not, in fact, be over ... and Lord Verek may find himself not quite as willing to dispose of his fiery water-sylph as he once believed himself to be. The Wysard is Book 2 of a series. The story begins with Waterspell Book 1: The Warlock and continues in Book 3: The Wisewoman and Book 4: The Witch.

The Waterspell universe also encompasses a pair of sequels: The Karenina Chronicles and The Fires of Farsinchia follow the further adventures of Lady Karenina, wayfaring eldest daughter of House Verek.

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About the author

Deborah J. Lightfoot

Castles in the cornfield provided the setting for Deborah J. Lightfoot's earliest flights of fancy. On her father's farm in Texas, she grew up reading tales of adventure and reenacting them behind ramparts of sun-drenched grain. She left the farm to earn a degree in journalism and write award-winning books of history and biography. High on her bucket list was the desire to try her hand at the genre she most admired. The result is Waterspell, a complex, intricately detailed fantasy comprising the original four-book series (Warlock, Wysard, Wisewoman, Witch). In the "Nina sequels" to that earlier quartet — The Karenina Chronicles and The Fires of Farsinchia — new generations of powerful wysards carry the saga into the magical future of an ancient world.

Having discovered the Waterspell universe, the author finds it difficult to leave.

Lightfoot is a professional member of The Authors Guild. She still lives in rural Texas. Find her on Instagram @booksofwaterspell and explore her overflowing, catch-all website at waterspell.net.