📖 The End of Time Duology
The End of Time Duology consists of two books, Evil Across Time, being the first book, commences with Edwina's personal story, in which she has been told by her sister and also some of her friends that she possesses extraordinary powers and that she has performed unimaginable feats of strength, however, Edwina has no conscious recollection of these feats.
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Possessed: A tale of Medieval Witchcraft Magic, is described in the Possessed section below. This book by Delilah Packet is a sequel to Evil Across Time, by Roy Askham, and it is fairly self explanitory, however, in order to clarify what was happening in Evil Across Time, there is a short backstory in the introduction section of Possessed.
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📖 Evil Across Time
Edwina has previously had many out of body experiences, however, on the night after moving into a five-hundred-year-old cottage her out of body experience was much different and she noticed that her bedroom decor had changed to what looked like Medieval England, and she found herself watching a man who was dressed in 16th Century clothing.
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Subsequent to many more out of body experiences, Edwina realizes that the man that she had been watching for a long period of time in his day-to-day work, was in fact her previous incarnation.
She also realizes that the man whose name was Edward, has been unwittingly drawn into a very dangerous
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📖 Possessed: A Medieval tale of Witchcraft Magic
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Edwina James has a very unusual ability: she inadvertently channels the incarnations of her past lives. Most days it’s inconvenient, but she and her fiancée have learned to manage it as best they can. That is, until a powerful witch known as the Tigress — a predator who thrived on the innocent eight hundred years ago — sets her sights on her future self, Edwina.
The Tigress intends to claim Edwina’s place in the twenty‑first century, and she has the magic to make it happen. With a single spell, she hurls Edwina’s consciousness into a dimension devoid of matter. Edwina cannot see, hear, or feel anything, yet she must somehow work out how to return home — a nearly impossible task without a body or a coherent thought. If she can free herself, she must then find a way to defeat a witch who is cunning, relentless, and willing to stop at nothing to get what she wants.
Follow the trials and tribulations Edwina faces as she fights to reclaim her life. Ride the Time Travel Train toward a climax you will not see coming.
📖 The Magic Mirror
The idea of The Magic Mirror by Roy Askham is to help children understand that it is important to respect all living things and to show that every action also has a consequence and reaction.
Get out of here you horrible creature, that's what I just said to a spider as I swept it out with my broom. I hate most things that enter my log cabin, especially dirty little spiders. Yes, my little home is a two and a half room log cabin in the middle of a forest in the North of England. It's creepy here in the cold dark forest, hee hee. One room is me bedroom, one room is me kitchen, and the half room is me washroom and toilet where my Magic Mirror sits. Ha, ha, ha, oh yeah, my magic mirror can sure tell a few tales, most of them lies; yeah, tis only I who speaketh the truth.
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One day, Abigail nearly jumps out of her skin when her mirror begins to speak and tells her that she only has one week to live unless she travels back in time to fix up all her bad deeds, but can she do it, find out for yourself as you travel with her on the adventure of a lifetime.Â
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When time fractures and magic awakens, survival becomes a fight against the impossible.