Book Review: Phil Stern's Witches

  The more books I read that are fantasy based the more I realize it's a genre I've been missing out on for a while. Witches conveys in great dialogue, and smooth flowing descriptions another world that is in chaos. It is also the second volume in Phil Stern' Unbridled Boundary series.
   A young witch finds her world is threatened by a wizard who is trying to claim power over the witches, and destroy the most powerful. The witch must also face her own family issues that she has yet to deal with.
    I want to begin by saying that the writing has a very nice flow to it. You can get lost in the words by reading it because the words string together so smoothly. The writing was perhaps my favorite thing about this novella.
    The characters are also very complex. There are many layers as to why they feel compelled to do the things they do, even the evil wizard.   The book features a huge cast of characters from a variety of walks of life, and the reader can almost find something to identify with any of them.
    If you are looking for an action packed fantasy then this is the book you've been seeking.  It keeps you intently interested from beginning to end. You can check out Witches at Amazon. Also, you can find the first volume to Witches, A Time For Ryda, at Amazon.