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Chasing Lightning
A Paranormal / Urban Fantasy Novel by DM Fike
Book 1 of the Magic of Nasci Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Elemental Magic,
- Monster Hunting,
- Pacific Northwest
This book is for you if you're into...
- Nature wizards who wield lightning instead of the usual elements
- Supernatural monster hunts in the Pacific Northwest woods
- Urban fantasy with wild magic that’s risky to unleash
The other nature wizards wield fire, earth, air, and water to protect the forest. Only I bring the lightning.
My name's Ina, and I command the elements like an honest-to-goddess nature wizard. I've defeated my fair share of creepy cryptids that go bump in the night, but now a monster with a Medusa gaze preys upon the Oregon coast. It's going on a murder spree against the native fauna. It doesn't help that game warden Vincent Garcia has noticed an uptick in endangered carcasses and blames me for poaching them.
I do have an ace up my sleeve with my unique lightning magic. The only problem: it's like using a stick of dynamite to kill a house spider. I'm not supposed to use it, but the supernatural predator grows stronger every day. Either I banish this horror show soon, or there won't be much forest left to protect.
Chasing Lightning is the first in the action-packed Magic of Nasci series that explores the magical dangers that lurk deep in the woods. It's like Avatar: The Last Airbender and urban fantasy had a superhero love child.
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