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Excantation
A Fantasy Novel by Honor Raconteur
Book 2 of the The Imagineer Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Found Family,
- Ancient Magic,
- Quest,
- Contemporary Setting,
- Female Protagonist
This book is for you if you're into...
- Snarky heroines running on caffeine and zero patience
- Magical systems that need fixing before the world burns
- Ragtag teams solving ancient mysteries with humor and heart
Being an adult is the dumbest thing I have ever done.
Our Heroine: still me. A sleep-deprived me, which, considering I'm a murder and ten cups of coffee away from showing my displeasure to the world, and there're clans to save, is not a good combination.
Fixing the ancient Hub transportation system is becoming more and more of a priority in order to help with situations like, oh, THE AMAZON BURNING DOWN. Only problem? We don't know where the Hub is. Or how it was built. Or why it was shut down to begin with.
Houston, we have all the problems.
Is it too much to ask for an alien abduction?
Tags: family of choice, figuring out ancient complex magical systems is more difficult than it appears, Reagan is so done, Reagan needs hugs, basically everyone needs hugs, there are a lot of issues, Reagan is one scary Mofo, be glad she's on our side, hijinks and shenanigans, imagination has no limit, thinking outside the box, teenagers changing the world, female PoC heroine, jet lag is the worst, especially when hopping multiple continents, walking with druids
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