James: Witch-Hunter

by K.S. Marsden

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Pub Date 10 Jan 2018 | Archive Date 31 Dec 2017

Sci Fi & Fantasy

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Description

~Prequel to the Witch-Hunter trilogy~

James Bennett is a Yorkshire lad, making the big move to Oxford to start university.

His ambitions involve getting a good education; impressing the Rugby Club; and not throttling his roommate. All perfectly normal drama, until Hallowe'en.

A girl's murder throws James into the dangerous world of witches, and those that hunt them.

After playing a sidekick in the Witch-Hunter trilogy, it's only fair that James gets to be centre stage in his own prequel.

This can be read as a stand-alone, and does not contain any spoilers. It may contain witches, bad jokes and cringe-worthy scenes; but definitely no spoilers.

~Prequel to the Witch-Hunter trilogy~

James Bennett is a Yorkshire lad, making the big move to Oxford to start university.

His ambitions involve getting a good education; impressing the Rugby Club; and...

Advance Praise

"I loved the character of James, he's cocky, brash and too talkative for his own good. That's what's nice about him, he isn't perfect, he doesn't always think a situation through and he certainly let's his sarcasm get him into trouble. James is from Yorkshire and K.S Marsden captures his dialogue perfectly. The story is nicely balanced between the student life and James training as a witch hunter. The plot and danger build up nicely and the author has a nice way of balancing the danger with genuinely humorous moments." Michael J Elliott

"K.S. Marsden has written another wonderful book, with plenty of magic, danger, action and touches of humour.

It can be read before or after the series, but also works well as a standalone book." Rainne's Book Reviews

"Wow. I mean what else can I really say about this book. I loved James character and couldn't help but feel a soft spot for Hunter as well. The story was gripping and can leave you on the edge of your seat. There are so many twists and turns and shocking developments." Bethenie-Morgan

"I loved the character of James, he's cocky, brash and too talkative for his own good. That's what's nice about him, he isn't perfect, he doesn't always think a situation through and he certainly...