The Unsuspecting Witch

Fantasy Adventure for Kids and Adults (Nature's Magic, Book 1)

By: Marlene Beer

Narrated by: Bill Allender

Arah's amazing jouney into the magical world. Buy it today!

In a small, medieval village lives the 13-year-old Arah, who was raised as an orphan in the household of the kind pastor. Arah loves books and often retreats into her own dream world. A significant day comes when a travelling exorcist comes into the village searching for hidden witches. Although Arah likes to fantasize about magic and deep down in her heart would love to have magical powers, she can only listen to the exorcist's words with suspicion. There could not possibly be witches in the real world....

When she is suddenly accused of being a witch, it is time for her to flee. The girl does not yet know that the exorcist’s allegations are actually correct. Only when Arah meets the real magic she understands more and more who she really is. A journey full of suspense and danger awaits the girl during which she not only finally finds out who her parents are, but also discovers love for the first time.

©2019 Marlene Beer (P)2019 Marlene Beer

Coming of age.

This book was not what I was expecting but I loved it! The author really surprised me and I loved Arah's character and her guardian.
Looking forward to listening to the second book in the series.
Would highly recommend
Suitable for all.

GREAT READ!

I really enjoyed it! The narration was excellent. It will keep you entertained. The author did an excellent job with the character builds and plot. This was my first book by this author but definitely not my last! I look forward to reading more books in this series (can't wait)! I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Coming of age and self discovery

With the Unsuspecting Witch, we see a young girl come up out of the world she knows into one that is strange and magical. She questions the norms that she sees in her village as well as those of her new found world and it's interesting and exciting to experience the changes in thought that she has throughout the story. Set during the inquisition, this take on witches and magicians gives an interesting take on how it might have been to be a witch during that time.

I received this book in exchange for leaving an unbiased review.

excellent

great narration and amazing story!

I have received a free copy of this audio book in exchange for my fair and honest review

Enjoyable

I received this book for free. I am voluntarily posting this review and all opinions expressed herein are my own.

Based on the blurb and the cover art, I thought that this would be a more creepy kind of tale and perhaps, reminiscent of the Salem witch trials. It is not. It is well-written quick story with enjoyable characters. It is a good family book - starting from the age of 11 or 12. There is no swearing or violence.

The story drew me in from the beginning and I enjoyed the main character, Arah, her growth; her learning to do magic; and her interest in discovering her family. The ending was a bit rushed - almost like a quick wrap of the events. I wish more time had been spent on it.

The narrator, Bill Allender, did a very good job. He has a very pleasant voice and a good narration pace. Because of the narration, I was more drawn into this story.