T S Paul
Author of Conjuring Quantico
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Works by T S Paul
Jack Dalton: Monster Hunter, Book 9 13 copies
The Federal Witch Series: An urban fantasy FBI thriller (The Collected Works Book 1) (2016) 8 copies
Chronicles of Athena Lee Vol. 3 3 copies
Chronicles of Athena Lee Vol. 2 3 copies
Alpha Class 2 copies
Ghosts of Noodlemass Past 2 copies
The Badger Hole Bar Food Cookbook: Recipes from the World of the Federal Witch (Eat and Read, #1) 2 copies
Shades of Learning 2 copies
Camilla: The Collected Works 1 copy
Space Cadets 1 copy
No Tech, No Fun 1 copy
A Grand Affair 1 copy
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Love the fact that he gets the Pagan aspects right for a change. It's a refreshing change from most of the witchy trash out there that's written because witches are the in flavour of cozy mystery at the moment
Needs a content editor
It feels stream-of-consciousness. Maybe it's a pacing issue. Everything happens in a babble of words. Useful exposition, but high volume.
Also, the historical bits were poorly researched. Stalin wouldn't have been in a position to take power if a theocracy was running Russia until 1940. You can't simply slap new history on top of old history without making it work.
Finally, just because it's amusing doesn't mean it should be in the book.
It feels stream-of-consciousness. Maybe it's a pacing issue. Everything happens in a babble of words. Useful exposition, but high volume.
Also, the historical bits were poorly researched. Stalin wouldn't have been in a position to take power if a theocracy was running Russia until 1940. You can't simply slap new history on top of old history without making it work.
Finally, just because it's amusing doesn't mean it should be in the book.
Needs a content editor
It feels stream-of-consciousness. Maybe it's a pacing issue. Everything happens in a babble of words. Useful exposition, but high volume.
Also, the historical bits were poorly researched. Stalin wouldn't have been in a position to take power if a theocracy was running Russia until 1940. You can't simply slap new history on top of old history without making it work.
Finally, just because it's amusing doesn't mean it should be in the book.
It feels stream-of-consciousness. Maybe it's a pacing issue. Everything happens in a babble of words. Useful exposition, but high volume.
Also, the historical bits were poorly researched. Stalin wouldn't have been in a position to take power if a theocracy was running Russia until 1940. You can't simply slap new history on top of old history without making it work.
Finally, just because it's amusing doesn't mean it should be in the book.
Born a Witch...Drafted by the FBI! (The Federal Witch, #0) by T.S. Paul is a cute prequel about a teen witch and her many mess ups. But out of the blue, she is drafted to go to the FBI. She has a familiar that is a mini unicorn that hates cats. It is a cute short story that leads the reader up til she gets to the Academy. Sounds like it might be a cute teen series.
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- Works
- 96
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- Rating
- 3.7
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- ISBNs
- 55
