Description: There is one prophecy, born of blood, fire, and stardust. And three sisters destined to fulfill it.
Review Quotes:
"McLeo delves into Irish myth and superstitions to create a real world where magic exists all the while cultivating an interesting and genuine storyline.
Prophecy of Three is a great start to the "witchy" trilogy with similarities to Deborah Harkness' A Discovery of Witches. Those interested in urban fantasy fiction with a touch of history, myth, and magic will find this book compelling. Will definitely be reading the rest of the series!" -Jaci Miller, author of The Scrying and The Hallowed
"It's refreshing to read a book where nearly every character is female, something that's severely lacking in media today. The characters in Prophecy of Three are engaging and loveable, but setting and description are where this author really shines. Be prepared for some great imagery!" - Anastasia Poirier, author of Dead Like Stars
"Looking for a witchy read? Then Prophecy of Three by Ashley Mcleo is the next book on your reading list. You will love the exquisite description that accompanies the journey of the powerful witches. I loved seeing these young women embrace their witch heritage and the unexpected plot twists kept the pages turning." - April Taylor, author of Writing Prompts Decoded
"The characters are vivid, the storyline is clever and captivating, holding you in its grip from start to finish. The book is well-written, filled with enjoyable dialogue and a fresh take on witches and vampires. If you're looking for your next favorite author, you've found her." - Kelly N. Jane, author of Ingrid the Viking Maiden
"Wow! I'm usually really quick to guess the end of a movie or a book, but my theory was wrong! I absolutely love McLeo's style of writing. Everything flowed so seamlessly I actually pictured the whole book in my mind as a movie." Patience Goodwin, author of Daughters of the Eclipse