A Cauldron of Bitterness

· A Practical Guide to Sorcery Book 5 · Seladore Publishing
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About this ebook

Magic is a double-edged sword, and Siobhan knows the sting of its blade better than most.


Old scars have peeled open to spill out the horrors within, and Siobhan has learned to fear her shadow.


When the Red Guard comes to assess the Raven Queen as a threat, she must convince them she's worth more alive than dead. They want the truth behind her secrets, and she wants access to forbidden knowledge. Fortunately, she knows that sometimes the best defense is a dangerous reputation—even one built on deception.


But as Siobhan delves deeper into Myrddin's encrypted journals and the restricted archives of the Thaumaturgic University, she begins to understand why some knowledge is kept under lock and key. The secrets she uncovers whisper of magics that should not exist, of powers that should not be touched.


But knowledge, once gained, cannot be unknown.

About the author

Azalea Ellis is the author of the Seeds of Chaos, Practical Guide to Sorcery, and Catastrophe Collector series, and like most authors, is an avid reader herself. Creating worlds and people and then putting them through every ordeal imaginable might even give her some kind of sick thrill. Maybe that's why she likes writing books.

Or perhaps she just likes taking things from her head and bringing them to life.

She's fascinated by almost everything, and wishes she could live to be a thousand, so she would have time to learn and do everything she wants. She sometimes makes weird noises when she's alone by herself, and she loves to interact with her readers.

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