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L.A. Boruff

The Phantom Pen

About this eBook

Rowena is a time-traveling witch assassin who is very bad at her job.

It’s one thing to know I’m a witch. It’s an entirely different thing to learn to use my powers. I’ve always known I was adopted, but it never mattered much until my birth mother died.

I inherited her witchy powers and her job—a time-traveling witch assassin, neither of which I know what to do with. But at least I get a trainer, my birth mother’s old friend Arti, and a lazy dragon familiar who is determined to eat all my food and drink all my booze.

Now I have to learn everything from scratch. Magic, time travel, assassining… assassinating? Whatever it is, I can’t fail, or I lose my job and the witches in line for the position after me? Let’s just say, not-so-nice. Keeping my job kinda means saving the world. No pressure.

Grab this dark humor-filled, page-turning, suspenseful paranormal woman’s fiction now, and escape into a world of yummy cheesecake-like men, snarky familiars, time travel hijinks, and danger.

Ratings and reviews

Rowena aka Ro, is working in customer service at a grocery store. She has bills to pay and it's a job. Ro's magic is a little wonky but that changes when she begins training at TIME. This story is so comical I couldn't stop laughing and ends with a cliffhanger. I received a copy of this book in a box set via Bookfunnel and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Rowena has magic but, it's a bit faulty. She discovers she's from a time traveling assassin bloodline & chaos ensues.

A most intriguing storyline. Really enjoyed reading this book

About the author

L.A. Boruff lives in East Tennessee with her husband, three children, and an ever-growing number of cats. She loves reading, watching TV, and procrastinating by browsing Facebook. L.A.’s passions include vampires, food, and listening to heavy metal music. She once won a Harry Potter trivia contest based on the books and lost one based on the movies. She has two bands on her bucket list that she still hasn’t seen: AC/DC and Alice Cooper. Feel free to send tickets.