"Melvin shows his literary mastery as he weaves elements of potential and transformation." — Ann Allen, The Charlotte Observer
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Do You Believe in Miracles? (Dark Circles Trilogy Book 3) by Jim Melvin https://amzn.to/3R0Xzh2
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From the author of The Death Wizard Chronicles comes an award-winning adventure suitable for teens and adults.
Do You Believe in Miracles? is book 3 of Dark Circles, a fantasy trilogy for readers 13 and older. This is a fascinating coming of age series for fans of J.K. Rowling, Neil Gaiman, and Brandon Sanderson.
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Book 1: Do You Believe in Magic? (May 25, 2023)
Book 2: Do You Believe in Monsters? (Oct. 23, 2023)
Book 3: Do You Believe in Miracles? (April 21, 2024)
Synopsis:
When Charlie Magus enters a fantastical world hidden deep in the forest, his life is turned upside down. The timid 13-year-old transforms into a powerful wizard wielding formidable magic. In the real world, life goes on as usual. But in the fantasy world, a war is brewing that will dwarf all others. Charlie’s newfound powers stand between victory and defeat. But in which world does he truly belong? Dark Circles is an adventure of epic scope. Only those with a hero's heart will dare to stand at Charlie’s side as he battles an army of monsters led by an evil being of immense power.
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"If the first book of this new series is any indication, you are in for a big treat and wild fantasy ride." — Dave Scheiber, nationally renowned journalist and author
"Be prepared for a full-blown launch into a fantasy realm loaded with magic, monsters, courageous acts, and a dash of sweet romance." — Chris Harold Stevenson, award-winning author of everything fantasy and paranormal
"Transcends fiction and fantasy by exploring the struggles of those coming of age." — Chris Worthy, Upstate Parent magazine
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