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الاستماع والقراءة

Ryan M. Williams

Sixteen and stressed. It wasn’t the driver’s test that had Ravyn on edge. It was the Inquisition’s test.

Every four years, the Inquisition tested her for any hint of paranormal abilities that would mark her as a witch.

Oh, their methods had evolved over the centuries. They didn’t burn witches at the stake anymore. Today, burning a witch meant chemical and surgical brain surgery to eliminate any unnatural talents the witch possessed. Internationally backed, the new secular Inquisition formed an elite police force standing against darkness.

Yeah, right. Ravyn knew firsthand what it meant. She helped her mom take care of her grandmother, accused witch, burned by the Inquisition, and barely able to function now. Just being her granddaughter was enough to put Ravyn under suspicion.

So, yeah, turning sixteen was stressful. Especially since she suspected she might be a witch after all.

Glittering Throng Press

Dead Things

Waking Dead Things: A Dead Things Novel

College is a nightmare.

Four years ago, Ravyn discovered the truth that she had feared her whole life.

She had the power to wake dead things. The sort of power that caused the Inquisition to brand people as witches. She’d managed to pass the Inquisition’s test and keep her secret. Now it was time to be tested again.

Every four years, as the granddaughter of a witch, Ravyn faced their tests. It couldn’t come at a worst time with her college studies. And the nightmares.

If the Inquisition discovered her abilities, she could end up burned like her grandmother. The methods had changed. Witches that weren’t killed faced chemical and surgical brain surgery designed to eliminate any supernatural abilities. If it left the witch a burned-out shell barely able to function? That was too bad.

It isn’t only mid-terms Ravyn faces now. Her worst fears are coming for her.

Dreaming Dead Things: A Dead Things Novel

It doesn't get easier waking dead things.

Four years ago, Ravyn hoped the nightmare had ended. She tried putting her life together after college. But the Inquisition returns to test her again.

They trained her, a witch, instead of the usual burning—chemical and surgical methods designed to strip a person of their abilities. The lucky ones could function after the process. A witch working in the Inquisition was unheard of, and it didn't last. Political forces expelled her from the ranks of inquisitors.

Lockwood hasn't given up on Ravyn and returns. He wants her help with a secret treaty with witches and a possible new future for her. The answers—and secrets—lie in the isolated Oregon coast town of Bramson Bay.

There's a war within the Inquisition and Ravyn is right at its heart.