Wish Granter: and Other Elemental Tales (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798655247666)

A young woman invisible to all but the one person who can break her spell. An entire race cursed by a selfish tyrant. A genie trapped inside a musical instrument and a murder plot within palace walls.

Aurora is cursed with eternal invisibility until David discovers her. David is the only person in hundreds of years who's been able to see her, aside from her captor. As an ex-vampire, David understands a thing or two about dark spells. But breaking Aurora's spell will summon an ancient enemy, throwing them into a dangerous love triangle.

Sarah finds herself involved in a deadly mystery and must quickly learn that looks are not always what they seem. Can she use her gift to decipher friend from foe, true beauty from false, before more lives are lost?

Grace is given a very special gift, a musical instrument that unleashes a genie. A genie whose origins are tied to dark secrets and a hidden saboteur within the very castle walls. Grace must make her three wishes count if she hopes to save both the genie and her friends from a most terrible fate.

Three exciting tales of mystery, magic, and a few last spells to be broken conclude Schulze's young adult Christian fantasy trilogy.

What Readers Are Saying About Golden Healer, Dark Enchantress, first in The Stregoni Sequence

"If you enjoy stories with action, drama and love with some Christian fantasy themes then please make Golden Healer, Dark Enchantress your next read!"

Steph, Papercut Reviews

"This novel almost reminded me of the Chronicles of Narnia...Highly recommend, and looking forward to reading more by Ms. Schulze."

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"...I can't begin to tell you how many times I found myself leaning forward, my heart racing because I wanted to know what happened next...I really enjoyed this book and feel that it's definitely a book worth reading. It made me feel and became more than just words on a page and as a reader, that's the most important thing."

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