Having never been a recreational reader, Jane Miller is not sure what to think as strange events from the book she’s reading begin to mirror into her everyday life in odd ways. She’s been told to report any unusual ‘side effects’ she experiences while in the drug study, but is ‘book deja-vu’ a side effect, or is it something that’s totally normal when your really into a good book? A word of warning to the reader - This series is not ideal for those who need a happy ending for all, or those who've never enjoyed a book over 300 pages in length. It is a dark fantasy - please be aware of that before diving in. Believing Magic is the first book of the Believing Magic Series. www.believingmagic.com

One teen from the drug study is dead, along with his entire family. Others from the study have been taken to a government facility where they are being kept in highly controlled isolation. The rest, those too powerful to control, have taken refuge in The Hale House, a historic mansion located on the banks of the St. Johns River. Cornelius Amen Hale, the only living descendants of Nathan Hale, has declared Amen Hale to be a sovereign nation, separate from the United States and in no way bound by it's laws. The government has had little choice but to allow the estate sized kingdom to stand, however, not everyone is content to stay outside the walls of the newly minted Kingdom. Those inside Amen Hale have what the world wants - Magic and Power - and some people will do anything to take it. Kingdom Come is the second book of the Believing Magic Series.