IT'S A KIND OF MARAGIC: Part 3
Continuing from Book 2 of the epic saga It's a Kind of Maragic.
As Bree fights for survival, dark forces close in from every direction. Trapped with her friends and burdened by loss and despair, Bree faces choices that will test not only her courage, but her understanding of who she truly is.
Will the darkness around her become her greatest ally or her undoing, when Sindeena finally catches up and the long-foretold battle begins?
Outnumbered, with few options left, Bree must decide whether to stand and fight for her friends, for herself, and for the fragile balance of the world. As villains rise and the threat grows, the Maragic stirs once more. But will it allow itself to be taken?
The forces of evil are unleashed. It is fight or die.
"The first true magic was called the Maragic. Created for a purpose when our world was young. Awakened through jealousy and imbalance. And now, the world must listen."
Darkness spreads. The Maragic begins to shape its path through Bree, drawing her ever closer to the truth of her identity. As nature falters and destiny tightens its grip, Bree must face the witch Sindeena and a host of malevolent forces determined to sever the bond between magic and the natural world.
The battle has begun.
And the Maragic is watching.
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About the author
I.G. Oliver is the creator of the first fantasy series to reveal where magic truly began ? and its original name: Maragic. An award-winning author-illustrator, he brings myth, nature, and adventure together in It's a Kind of Maragic, winner of The People's Book Award.
A lifelong creator ? in kitchens, classrooms, and now in the realms of myth ? Oliver blends folklore, nature, and emotional depth into stories that resonate across generations. His debut series, It's a Kind of Maragic, winner of The People's Book Award, invites readers into a world where transformation is power, and magic has a history waiting to be rediscovered.
He writes and illustrates from Derbyshire, drawing inspiration from the wild places that echo through his work.