Re: Serpent Daughter by D J Butler

On 10/20/24 15:36, Robert Carnegie wrote:

On 20/10/2024 03:07, Bobbie Sellers wrote:

"Serpent daughter : the witchy queen rides to battle" by DJ Butler
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     This is the 4th volume of the series. I hoped it was the
end because I am getting on 87 yoa but we are left hanging in
several interlocking stories  of the individual characters on
both sides of the struggle against Thomas Penn, Emperor of the
League and of Pennsland. He is an elected Emperor and murdered
his sister to take her inheritance. His evil magic is so tough
that other wizards cannot touch him. His ally is the ghost of
the Necromancer, Oliver Cromwell, whose new model army was wooden
men activated by demons. Now he has built them as giants with the
same power source. And you would  never believe what Queen Sarah of Cahokia rides to battle.
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Better start reading the series now as it only gets more
complicated so far we have these
Witchy Eye    (2017)    Really liked this one
Witchy Winter    (2018)    All the rest are moving the story
Witchy Kingdom    (2019)    forward
Serpent Daughter (2020) see above.
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The Covid restrictions let me miss this last one.
until now.
I am surprised that the next one is not out but not
greatly as this is long and complicated story of
a North America rotten with magic.
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     bliss

 Thank you, this is interesting.  Are you sure
that the titles are _Witchy Eye_ etc. as this
seems to me rather undignified for serious
high fantasy.  So I'm wonderingy if the writingy
on the fronty is fancy and it looksy like certain
words end in -y but they don'ty.  ;-)

Yes that is correct and the races and orthography
differ in this strange invented America.
We have giants and the walking dead.
Here eye is witchy because i think it has
an acorn stuck in by magic at or before birth. Her
siblings have similar distortions.
Besides I copied the titles from a web
site. They only give those titles and they want to
sell those books.

bliss
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