Abigail P. Winters
Letters of Misunderstood Magic Vol 2 Print Book
Letters of Misunderstood Magic Vol 2 Print Book
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Letters of Misunderstood Magic - Volume 2
Witches are real and they are not. Many have been called witches that don't deserve the title. Others have been accused, falsely, for a various reasons.
None of it is true. ˚☽˚。⋆
Have you ever felt that your magic was different? That the way you see the world isn't quite like others?
Six sisters, bound by blood and magic, share their most intimate thoughts through letters that were never meant to be found. Their correspondence reveals a hidden world where magic still thrives, where recipes for Farewell Cookies carry real power, and where Witches Bread is more than just sustenance - it's a spell in itself.
Through their letters, discover:
- Secret family recipes that blur the line between cooking and spellcraft
- A glimpse into Nyla's hidden sanctuary in Secret Canyon, where ancient wisdom still whispers
- The truth about beings that walk among us, carefully documented by the scholarly Ione
- Sacred knowledge passed between sisters who understand that magic isn't always what others think it should be
This isn't just another book about magic - it's a invitation into a private world where sisters share their deepest truths, their most powerful spells, and their understanding of a magic that others have misunderstood for generations.
If you want to read more about events of the last letters, read the Grudgery Codex.
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Copyright © 2025 All Rights Reserved
First Edition 2025
Author: Abigail Pierce Winters, Bee Peterson
Cover Design and Illustrations: Bee Peterson
This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.
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