About Secrets: Of Evil & Magic

By Natasha Duncan-Drake

Two thrilling dark fantasy short stories based on the concept of urban legends.
Knowing – Once you know a thing, you can never unknow it. Sometimes this is more dangerous than you could possibly imagine.
Mightier – Some responsibilities cut deeper than most and are written in blood.

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Wittegen Press
• Release date: Nov 17, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005727062

Natasha Duncan-Drake

Natasha is a British author with Wittegen Press and has been publishing genre fiction since 2011. Her work includes everything from horror to young adult fantasy and she has never met a genre she didn’t like. A prolific producer of short stories and novels alike, Natasha currently has over twenty five titles in her back catalogue with further releases always imminent.Natasha has been writing since she was a young girl ever since she read The Hobbit at Primary School. She is a big fan of science fiction, fantasy and horror in all their forms and is a big advocate of fanfiction as a great tool for writers to polish their skills in a welcoming and supportive community.Before establishing Wittegen Press with her twin sister, Sophie Duncan, Natasha was a database and systems consultant. She combines these skills with her writing to create and manage her career in the bold new eBook market.

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About Secrets

Or Evil and Magic

Natasha Duncan-Drake

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