SUBVERSIVE
Clandestine Magic
Trilogy, Bk 1
COLLEEN COWLEY
Review by Author Roy
Murry
'He has magical powers.
She does not. Only men can have that power.' is the central theme of this
novel. Women could never become wizards; that is the law.
Blackwell, a wizard, picks Beatrix to be his assistant. Her sister is a women's rights advocate. Let the games begin.
Because of the above relationships, conflicts arise that upset both the magical and ordinary worlds. These events include attempted murder, a love story, and a magic upheaval.
Beatrix's sister is a marked woman because of her group's' activism; Bea and Blackwell have a thing going on in their dreams; the high powers are investigating everyone. All the events come to an explosive ending.
The prose was fun to read because of the unpredictable characters and the magical episodes. It was an interesting setup for this trilogy. I may read on.
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