Greetings from C.L. Carhart's indie author world!

BIG news this week is that Veiled Magic, the short story companion to my His Name Was Augustin series, is finally complete! The cover art is positively bewitching, and it captures the story's themes perfectly. 🤩

Swanie discovered her ice magic not long ago. To protect herself and her people, her mentors trained her to hide it away from the world. But when her classmate faces brutal bullying, Swanie can’t just sit back and watch it happen. Not when she has the power to stop it.

Vreni heard tales of Teutonic folklore during her childhood, but she never thought a wintry witch would arise out of nowhere and come to her aid. Doesn’t that sort of thing happen only in fairytales? A realm of magic and mystery lurks just beyond Vreni’s reach . . . and now she’s indebted to a Teuton witch.

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You can get your very own copy of Veiled Magic as an ePub or mobi from the button below. If you're a reader who prefers "clean" romance, be aware that there is a brief (and CUTE according to my husband) sex scene at the end of Chapter 6. You can easily skip past that & focus on the rest of the story!

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Fun Photo

Several characters in Veiled Magic experience a lovely vacation at the North Sea. My husband and I visited a North Sea resort briefly in 2015, but it rained the entire time we were there! Since I don't have any beautiful beach pix to share, here's a pretty seaside-dwelling kitty instead. (Yep, I pet him.) 😻

Medieval Tales of Fantasy and Romance

Got a smaller selection of eBooks for you to check out today. These are for lovers of fantasy tales set during the Middle Ages. Want to dive into some historical realms of folklore and enchantment? Look no further!

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I look forward to hearing YOUR feedback on Veiled Magic! Don't forget to shoot me a response, especially if it bored you to tears. (I seriously need to know if it did before I unleash it on the general reading populace. 😉)

Talk to you soon,

C.L. Carhart