Fifteen-year-old Monte moves to the mystically jeopardized Highlands of
Scotland and discovers that life as a Celtic wizard is anything but
easy. Whisperings of abnormal enchantments and vicious cat siths grip
the small town he now calls home. Fear is at the helm and the instigator
is unknown. An indefinite moratorium on magic is enforced. In a race
against darkness, Monte and his friends must choose who to trust before
time runs out, even if it means breaking some rules and facing danger
head on.
About The Author
Ryder Hunte Clancy has lived most of her life in the desert but her
heart belongs to the sea; her happy place, where brine and mist abound and
allusive waves caress expansive stretches of compacted sand. A tried and
true stay-at-home mom, she is often found scribbling notes between diaper
changes or connecting plot points while everyone else sleeps. She survives
off of toddler snacks like apple slices and cheese, and has just as much
trouble keeping up with her fictional, teenage characters as she does her
three small children. Mystic Invisible is her debut novel, the inspiration
of which was gleaned from her husband’s homeland of Scotland, where
fantasy, mystery, and folklore are rich and hits of adventure linger
around every corner.
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