Then we have little characters like Pogg who really reminded me of Dobby the House Elf in the Harry Potter films. He of course counters with.'but I'm sworn to protect you.don't push me away.Senna!' And pretty much that scene gets played over and over and over and over. My bone to pick here in their relationship is that there is a point almost in every chapter where Senna pushes Joshen melodramatically out of her life saying that it is too dangerous for him and that she could never live with herself if anything happened. The swoon-worthy male in this book is Joshen and he's the apple of Senna's eye as it were. Rhemelda Publishing did a bang up job with the formatting-it's excellent. There's even a scene where she talks with a whale and I had flashbacks of the Superfriends and Aquaman telepathically controlling whales.Īnyway, the pacing and writing in the book is solid. Witches rely on seeds and they use plants to do all kinds of crazy things. Her magic system deals a lot with plants. Maybe I'll get a chance when she goes to a signing scheduled in Layton, Utah (about twenty minutes from where I live) this September.Īs far as a debut fantasy novel goes, there are a few new things that I saw here which I thought refreshing.

It's a topic I'd love to talk to Amber about one of these days. I finished reading this just last night as I was able to purchase a Kindle version of it almost four weeks ahead of the release. When I asked Amber why it got released early, she indicated that there was a problem with people pirating the file which really surprised me. Well today is September 1st and it is Amber Argyle's release day for her debut young adult fantasy novel, Witch Song.

Witch born by amber argyle