Description:
We here at The Sea Wicche cater to your art-collecting, muffin-eating, tea-drinking, and potion-peddling needs. Palmistry and Tarot sessions are available upon request and by appointment.
Brief description: Seana Kelly lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband, two daughters, two dogs, and one fish. When not dodging her family, hiding in the garage to write, she's working as a high school teacher-librarian. She's an avid reader and re-reader who misses her favorite characters when it's been too long between visits. She's a USA Today bestseller and is represented by the delightful and effervescent Sarah E. Younger of the Nancy Yost Literary Agency You can follow Seana on Twitter for tweets about books and dogs or on Instagram for beautiful pictures of books and dogs (kidding). She also loves collecting photos of characters and settings for the books she writes. As she's a huge reader of young adult and adult books, expect lots of recommendations as well. Website: www.seanakelly.com
Review Quotes:
EDITOR'S PICK! "Kelly (author of the Sam Quinn series) kicks off this paranormal romance series with a spirited defense of the villain from The Little Mermaid and then the introduction of a wicche artist named Arwyn and a construction working werewolf named Declan. ... Kelly's story is fast-paced and polished, boasting underwater wonder (including Cecil, Arwyn's octopus bestie) unexpected magic, and emotional jolts, all powered by a savvy sense of genre expectations and when to spring a surprise. ... This story hits all the right beats for a paranormal romance, and the complicating factors make the prospect of future books enticing." BookLife, by Publisher's Weekly
"With an intriguing back story that can be expected to be further revealed, Seana Kelly's BEWICCHED (The Sea Wicche Chronicles) is a well-written contemporary fantasy novel that skillfully introduces a new character-driven series." IndieReader, IR Approved
"A supernatural mystery with a well-developed protagonist...and a swoon-worthy love interest." Kirkus Reviews on Bewitched: The Sea Wicche Chronicles