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Rise of the Magi

Book 2 of the Priests and Magi quadrilogy.

Shadows stir, and old enemies resurface.

Two brothers find a mysterious box on a beach. At first, they think they’ve made an amazing discovery, but soon they realize that its content will take them to places they could never have imagined...

Adelaide is a warrior of the highest order; regarded as one of the elite tasked with protecting the celestial realm of Eldoria- and its future Leader, Adonius.

However one fateful night, after a treacherous bout of resistance the young warrior and her leader waged a bet that sends Adelaide into a backward world of unknowns in search of the one destined to claim her soul.

In the aftermath of the Salem witch trials, a group of accused witches, fearing for their lives, managed to escape the clutches of the witch hunters.

  These individuals, driven by desperation and a desire for survival, scattered across the American colonies, determined to lay low and avoid detection. Over time, they formed a secret network of covens, each comprising a small group of survivors who shared their experiences and knowledge.

In the shadow of ancient Rome, an archaeologist unearths more than artifacts. A forbidden gate whispers secrets across centuries. Love defies time, but so does danger. The past beckons, and destiny awaits beyond the misty veil.

The Vagabunda: Journeys Without Borders is an ongoing memoir that invites readers into the adventurous life of a traveller, archaeologist, and doctor of medicine candidate. In this vibrant series, Elyssa Vagabunda shares her explorations across continents, offering a deeply personal window into the cultures, histories, and landscapes she has encountered.

That Which is Hidden

Shadows and Secrets

Dive into an ancient historical mystery involving the Magi! 

"A literary masterpiece that transports readers back in time. Richly detailed, gripping, and impossible to put down—a must-read for fans of history and epic tales."

The year is 1975. The Cold War hangs over the world like a storm that never breaks, but always threatens to. In America, people go about their days with a quiet undercurrent of dread. The newspapers talk of détente and diplomacy, but in diners and living rooms, in the spaces between words, there is a shared understanding that the next crisis—the next misstep—could be the one that finally pushes the world into the abyss. Some people live as though they are counting down their last days, convinced that the great flash of nuclear fire is not a matter of if, but when.