A Bookkeeper's Guide to Practical Sorcery by Kate Russell

The Bookkeepers Guide To Practical Sorcery by Kate Russell is an epic fantasy of courage and friendship, passion and ingenuity. Aimed at the young adult market, it will grip readers of all ages.

Its protagonist Henry Noble has a heavy load to bear as his family’s protector and breadwinner. His father vanished in mysterious circumstances leaving him the reluctant champion of two obnoxious younger siblings.

Henry counts gold for a living - day in, day out - and what a boring job that is! His mind wanders into dreams of magic and wizardry.

His chance appears! Does he grab it with both hands? You betcha! Does it all work out just fine? Hell, no. He’s pitched into treachery and deceit.

When Henry is forced to set out on a terrifying journey, it is his timid friend Peter at his side. Neither of them wants to admit it, but they both wish fervently that the fearless D.C. was with them. But in this world, things don’t work out the way anyone wants or expects.

You’ll laugh, you’ll shriek, you’ll gasp with fear, but this book will cast a spell on you and you won’t be able to put it down.

The audio version is read by Charles Collingwood and Directed by the author. Music tracks "Frost Waltz" and "Sovereign" by Kevin Macleod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)