Dark Mirror

by Shannon Tripp

Overview

Sometimes people play with fate:
The Meddling Wizard
It’s not every day that someone from your past comes back to haunt you. But I can’t just let that witch claim another spirit. There’s only so much magic in the world and she already has too much. But I certainly didn’t mean to let my mirror have it either. Oops. Now what?

Sometimes fate plays with people:
The Foul Witch
Creativity is a spark that just doesn’t light everyone’s soul anymore. As a result, it’s getting harder and harder to find people with power I can steal. Discovering all that juicy power just sitting untapped in that boy, well why should he keep something he doesn’t even know he has? When I claim all that power, nothing will stop me!
Wait…where is that cackling coming from?

And sometimes fate gets a helping hand
The Unsung Hero
I'm up to my neck in trouble. Well, quite a bit beyond. It started with a dinner party and ended with... my death? Really? I died? And I'm stuck in this mirror? Can't a guy catch a break? Apparently not. So now I have a couple of new tasks: explore a new world, and get life back to as normal as possible. There’s just one problem. Seems the witch is still after me. Well, my magic. Wait... I have magic? Can my life get any crazier?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940163267125
Publisher:	Shannon Tripp
Publication date:	06/25/2019
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	351 KB

About the Author

Shannon currently lives in Maine with one overly fluffy cat and one extremely bossy cat. When she’s not catering to their fuzzy highnesses, working full time at a local grocery store, or filling the silence with her next story, she can be found outside enjoying the varied and often unpredictable weather. Her hobbies, besides reading and writing, include spending way too much time on Facebook, painting, visiting the animal park, and jubilant, often uncoordinated, dancing around two very bewildered cats whenever she gets fan mail. As a voracious reader, she's run into a few road blocks (my favorite authors don't publish often enough and as a writer I totally get it) so she spends her time in between books by daydreaming about her next story and often asking herself: What would happen if...