The Wisp … a reading. Part II

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"The Wisp is available in print and digital at the link below and through your local bookstores and libraries

http://goo.gl/1gf0Fc

Reviews

[Coyote Poetry]

Amazing poetry dear Poet. I shared with everyone I can.
Coyote

[Pryde Foltz]

Thank you so much, dear friend:)

[Coyote Poetry]

You are welcome dear Poet.

[wordman]

pryde,you are so talented ! love your books..

[Pryde Foltz]

Thank you, Ron:)

[pink elephant]

I loved it omg the story line yes yes.....

[Pryde Foltz]

Thank you, Pink:)

[redzone]

so where is my coffee Pryde,

"Ragman" (okay tis only I, redzone but I do like my coffee.. lol)

I do enjoy you reading your books and poems...

[Pryde Foltz]

Thank you, Curt. Yes me love coffee too, too much:)

[Pryde Foltz]

Bara dreams of the dark-haired boy, but one blustery day, the dark-haired boy is replaced by a silvery spectre who haunts her even when she is awake, pulling her deeper into dreams and closer to secrets she is better off not knowing. Waking up is no relief. The fictional east-coast town of Windfall offers its own surprises: immortal witches, coffee-loving werewolves, and dream boys come to life. A dead man's diary names Bara a Clavigen and calls upon her to cage the evil. She must defeat the witch who has ensnared the Wisp in a piece of enchanted amber. Unfortunately the dreams have not revealed all. Always watching, a demon waits to prey upon her young soul.