Welcome to Denmark Warlocks and Witches in America: Book
1 by Aiden James
Publisher: Aiden James Fiction
August 2014
Pages: 253
Contemporary, Paranormal, Young Adult
Denmark, Tennessee
Sebastian Radu is not like most normal eighteen year
olds. Especially since he is a warlock
that looks eighteen but is actually one-hundred-twenty-five-years-old.
His family of Romanian warlocks and witches have
lifetimes that extend beyond six hundred years.
The Radus also have been at war with another family, the Mateis, which
have the same kind of gifts. The Mateis
have stepped up their efforts to wipe the Radus from the face of the earth
which forces the family to flee their home in Chicago to a small town in the
south. They find their new home in the
quirky and quaint town of Denmark. The
homes there are pre-Civil War antebellum that still manages to have some race
issues and is also home to the “World’s Largest Frog Leg Fry”.
The Radus find that Denmark is the perfect place to hide
where the life is much slower in pace not to mention non-magical. Their new
home, an old plantation house is known there as Twin Magnolias. It also allows
the family to settle into a life where something new and humorous seems to happen
daily. At least until their old enemies,
the Mateis show up in their lives yet again.
Sebastian and his family are faced with choices that
affect not just their well-being but also the town they are starting to call
home, because they are facing the threat of war that is steeped in deadly
sorcery. Though they just might also
have the first chance to take some steps that will lead to healing the
rift. They are either going to have to
resolve their long and bitter dispute with the Mateis or the ancient conflict
will destroy them all.
While this story is more paranormal there are some
romantic elements in it. The characters
are intriguing and keep the story moving at a quick pace. The back story build up is done in such a way
that it all blends together seamlessly and makes for an action pack book that takes
readers on a ride they won’t soon forget.
This is the first book and if the other books prove to be as well
written this is going to be an amazing series.
This does end with a somewhat cliff hanger that will leave reading
getting antsy as they wait for the next book.
The descriptions in the book really bring this world to life for readers
that will have them thinking they are actually there with all the quirky town
people that make for a town that would be a lot of fun to actually visit.
I give this one 4-1/2 red roses
LRH