Desperately Seeking Magic - Durham, Barry
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A little over two hundred years ago rich witch, Mistress Nonnie Moss, was looking for a site upon which to build a house. She found the perfect spot on the outskirts of the pretty Lancashire village of Chipping in the Ribble Valley. It had an acre or so of land surrounded by trees, and a small lake. The place felt really magical and she fell in love with it the moment she saw it. Three storey 'Moss House' was completed towards the end of the eighteenth century but what Nonnie did not know, was that the place was a nexus of power and, in an alternative dimension, it was the site of the Palace of a Fairy Queen Called Foxglove XIV.…mehr

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A little over two hundred years ago rich witch, Mistress Nonnie Moss, was looking for a site upon which to build a house. She found the perfect spot on the outskirts of the pretty Lancashire village of Chipping in the Ribble Valley. It had an acre or so of land surrounded by trees, and a small lake. The place felt really magical and she fell in love with it the moment she saw it. Three storey 'Moss House' was completed towards the end of the eighteenth century but what Nonnie did not know, was that the place was a nexus of power and, in an alternative dimension, it was the site of the Palace of a Fairy Queen Called Foxglove XIV.
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This is the fourth volume in The Conway Chronicles series. A collection of stories about the inhabitants of a large 18th century house owned by accomplished witch, Mistress Mary Conway, on the outskirts of the village of Chipping in the Ribble Valley District of Lancashire. Apart from witches, also living at 'Witch-Haven' are a pair of young were-wolves; an elf and his two half-elf daughters; a couple of demi-vampires and a gnome heavy metal rock band. Just your average country house really...