Novel Series from William T. Dove
The InVaders Trilogy
Warlock's Wrath
Book One of The InVaders
When the InVader ships arrived, they seeded the atmosphere with Double V, a lethal virus that killed over ninety-nine percent of the global population within days, leaving fewer than ten million survivors worldwide. Most of those had proven to be immune to the InVader Virus, but there were a few, a very few, who contracted the virus but survived.
After two days of delirium, they awoke – able to do magic!
Most mages can only use magic from one of the eight Schools, but a handful found they could weave spells from all eight, manipulating energy, matter, time, and bending the very fabric of the universe to their will.
Warlocks.
The most powerful of these is John Callum, whose wife and daughter were killed by Double V, his young daughter dying while he held her helplessly in his arms.
His enemy has handed John a weapon. Can he learn to use his power in time to stop the InVaders from finishing what they started—the extinction of the human race—and to get the thing that John Callum desires before all else…
Payback for what they took from him.
Book One: Warlock's Wrath
Book Two: Warlock's War
Book Three: Warlock's Vengeance
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The Strange Haunts Series
Blood Right
Strange Haunts: Book One
Magic and things that go bump in the night had re-entered the world nearly a hundred years ago when the island of Avalon appeared suddenly in the ocean thirty miles west of Belmullet, Ireland, in 1850, tearing the bottom out of a fishing trawler and sending the crew in lifeboats back home with stories that were written off as the ravings of men who’d been at sea for far too long.
Eventually, though, someone had gone to look.
Archeologists named the island months later after they found the remains of ancient Roman forts, glyphs carved into a hulking stone menhir that contained the name, 'Artur Pendragon', along with a network of tunnels that criss-crossed the island. Some of the history-seekers who went into those tunnels came back changed.
Some never came back.
Folks avoided the island for years, but with enough time, people can get used to anything. Twelve years later, the first fishing village was established there, and soon farmers came as well, finding the land fertile and the grazing good for sheep. Settlers kept coming, even after wild stories filtered back to Great Britain of people developing what could only be described as magic powers, most of them after having ventured into the tunnels, although in some cases it seemed to happen at random.
Then, forty years later, sometime in the early evening of August 2nd, 1890, Avalon vanished again as though it had never been there, taking all nine thousand inhabitants with it. By then, the magic had begun spreading, with people in the British Isles and even Western Europe developing strange powers, and with even stranger creatures appearing; monsters that had crawled out of myth, legend, and nightmare.