The Wisp

The Wisp

A Book by Pryde Foltz
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The opening to my novel series, Slip Treaders. Have a listen or read.

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© 2019 Pryde Foltz


Author's Note

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.

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i love the "Wisp" ... have my treasured signed copy looking at me right now, Pryde ... i do not forget many of the images and battles engaged in your story ... still admire and love your heroine ;) thanks for the peak you have offered here ... pretty sure many others will want .... "The rest of the story" ;)
E.

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Einstein Noodle

5 Years Ago

:) .................. love the story..especially unforgettable library she lived in ... hmmmm i have.. read more
Pryde Foltz

2 Months Ago

Hey, E. Never saw this comment. Sorry to have missed it:)
Einstein Noodle

2 Months Ago

:) ..................



Reviews

Tremendous imagination and creativity.

Posted 3 Months Ago


Pryde Foltz

2 Months Ago

Hi Thomas ... thank you so much:)
I have to admit, most blurbs to "advertise" a piece of writing do little to whet my appetite. Yours is very inviting, however . . .

Posted 4 Years Ago


Pryde Foltz

4 Years Ago

I find blurbs the hardest part to write. You spend thousands of hours writing and story and then bla.. read more
This is more than amazing, more than overpowering in the best sense, Pryde! Your voice is so clear, so very sure and I note, is apt to alter tones, as if to ensure the listener knows that it's a young woman who is experiencing ... whatever. Your language is academic and yet, natural, says just enough, hints, nudges, says just enough but creates an atmosphere which is truly astonishing. You're an Art-force, truly are! This really is a special lure into a darkness that walks slowly, surely. Like those witches, 'bubble, bubble.. .. !'

Posted 5 Years Ago


Pryde Foltz

5 Years Ago

Thanks so much, Emma. This is a very generous review. Much appreciated:)
emmajoy

5 Years Ago

Loved it, love it.. it's constrained but visible theatre, Pryde.
Has the marks of a classic horror tale: the young heroine finding herself suddenly in strange circumstances, the appearance of an evil stranger, who is replaced by another strange being. At the end of the segment an apparently romantic figure appears, but at that point the tale is interrupted with the message that possibly more dire events await. Builds suspense nicely, hooks the reader into hoping for more.

Posted 5 Years Ago


Pryde Foltz

5 Years Ago

Thank you, John. There are some additional video recordings down on the list:)
dear Pryde... you are gifted with a pen that glows in the dark and encircles
our dreams when we wander endlessly under the spell of mysterious
beings that dress as though they know when we will enter the hemisphere
of another world. I especially was drawn to the ending...
"His lips brushed her mouth. She returned the Kiss, wishing
it would go on forever. It didn't." truly hypnotized, Pat


Posted 5 Years Ago


Pryde Foltz

5 Years Ago

You are a rock star:)
Patricia Wedel

5 Years Ago

dear Pryde... how clever... you are a rolling stone that gathers star dust and sprinkles it on poets.. read more
Pryde Foltz

5 Years Ago

So kind. Thank you, Par:)
love it this is a great start to the story and as I have said before this has a great narrative voice but I am still not sure what I like more your narrative of your narrative voice or the narrative voice anyway I liked it:) keep those haunting dreams coming yum yum yum

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Pryde Foltz

5 Years Ago

Thanks so much, Robert:) The voice is always the same for me:)
wasn't quite sure what to expect but this definitely looks like a great vessel to take a dark group into Halloween
All very imaginative

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Pryde Foltz

5 Years Ago

Thank you, Dave:)
This is so good. I loved the characters and the story line. I enjoyed the verbal reading. I believe, the writer made the words more wonderful and poetry. Thank you dear Pryde for sharing your amazing words.
Coyote

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Pryde Foltz

5 Years Ago

Thank so much, John:)
Coyote Poetry

5 Years Ago

You are welcome dear Pryde.
Wow Pryde! Pretty intense. You take us through a nightmare that is hard to take the eye away from. Love the characters and imagery. Like that it really grabs a hold of you from the very beginning and doesn't let go. Thumbs up.

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Pryde Foltz

5 Years Ago

Thanks so much, CD:)

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