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To Kill A Witch



Holy Warriors Book 1

Charged with serving God as a Holy Warrior...blessing or curse?

Three warriors hear the Lord's call, a calling to fight evil and the Devil's minions...to subdue all the monsters people believe aren't real.

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REVIEWS FROM READERS

Chris Patterson did a great job painting a picture through the detail and well written plot. I found myself fully invested into the characters, whether I loved them or hated them.

- 5 Star Review, Mamta Madhavan, Reader's Favorite

 Love the entire fast moving and wonderful connections built into other lands. Highly recommend to anyone that loves good versus evil

- MT, Amazon Review
Excellent read! I enjoyed the Shadow's Fire Trilogy very much...yet "To Kill A Witch" sucked me into the story even more.

What I liked:
The characters. Cool setting and cool characters. I loved the uniqueness of the 3 warriors for God, yet also very much appreciated their human sides, quirks and all.
The story. It’s dead on for me. Warriors fighting evil for good! With such compelling details. It’s really cool “story telling”. It sucked me in to the story...the images, smells, weather, environment of the era. The book found a great balance between extreme detail, yet not boring detail. It’s “vivid”.

- C Mitchell, Amazon Review
Whats not to like? Dwarves and dragons and gypsies, goodness and treachery, throw in sorcery and a magic dagger and center it all around well defined characters and you have an amazing book.Hooked me from the beginning and left me wanting more . Getting ready to order the next in the series

- Amazon 5 Star Review

News

By Christopher Patterson 14 May, 2020
“Creating outlines is boring.” “If I create an outline, it will stifle my creativity.” “I can either plan or write. I don’t have time to do both.” These are comments I commonly here in the writing community. In fact, these are comments I have personally heard…because I said them. This juxtaposing ideology of either planning or not planning is so pervasive in writing that we even have a term for it – “planners” vs. “pantsers.” The planners look at the pansters – those people who just sit down and write with no outlining, or very little – and wonder how they ever get anything done. And the pantsers look at the planners and wonder how they have any creativity with all the planning they do.
By Allen Werner 19 Mar, 2019
For those whom accept the challenge and choose to write an epic fantasy tale, a firm grasp of the world you want your characters to populate is as important to the story as the story itself. Authors will painstakingly map out entire worlds, filling the landscape with beautiful cities and thundering rivers, enormous mountains and pleasant meadows. And all of these places will have to be given a history and assigned a name, or designation, some sort of reference. And to further deepen the antiquity of the sites, cities and rivers, perhaps even the characters themselves, they might be known to different peoples, different races in different regions, by different names. If you look at the character of Aragon in J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings trilogy, you will find him known by many names including Strider, Estel, Ranger and eventually King Elessar.
By Dona Watson 19 Mar, 2019
Writing fantasy is a difficult thing to do and not for the faint of heart. And yet, it is a genre that many of us find ourselves inexplicably drawn to again and again. That’s because the realm of the imagination is a wonderful place. I think of it as brain candy. Orcs, unicorns, elves, angels, magic, trolls…each one of these are the work of someone’s amazing imagination. As is well known, much of our current day fantasy fiction springs from the hotbed of Tolkien’s mind. But the roots of his creations hark back even further to the days of Norse imagination and mythology . However, Tolkien showed his mastery by taking an existing idea and making it better, developing it into something amazing that people could wrap their minds around.

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