Heirs of the Magi Archives: Cassie's Journal 2016 - Part One

by Steve Leggett

Overview

Magi Master Cassie Proctor's adventures continue into 2016 as she turns fifteen and finishes Grade Ten. There is fun to be had with her family and friends; but Cassie also has her work and studies to keep up with - and juggle to balance with her 'normal' teen life. Catch a glimpse of a teenage Magi Master's viewpoint growing up in the amazing little town of Witch Falls!
As the Ascension of the Light draws nearer, Cassie will need to be prepared for her role and destiny. Sometimes, that responsibility gets in the way of having a normal life with her family and friends - and can definitely cut in on the alone time with Michael! Being a Magi Master isn't always easy, and now and then it isn't much fun at all; but Cassie will do what she must - and try to have a little fun along the way.
After all - the Ascension of the Light is about bringing more love and joy into the world; and sometimes that happens one magic little moment at a time!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940153773186
Publisher:	Steve Leggett
Publication date:	06/30/2016
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	419 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

I've been an avid reader since my early childhood, and though I've been legally blind for around twenty years now, that love of books has continued, despite the challenges.

The bug to try seriously writing books hit me in 2007, and I started with writing fan fiction stories, which was a great way to learn how to develop story lines and existing characters, as well as do research and new character creation. The feedback from readers, both positive and negative, was also a very important part of the learning process. Two million or so words, and several thousand pages later, and I was ready to start Heirs of the Magi.

Fantasy epics and series are my favorite books. Whether I'm visiting the worlds created by authors like Andre Norton and Frank Herbert, or exploring the magic closer to home, like with Nora Roberts and so many other classic and contemporary writers, it's the more intimate involvement with the people and places that these books create that I love most.

That's the type of story I had in mind when I began developing Heirs of the Magi, and I hope that you will love the books as much as I've loved bringing them to you!