The Mystic Wytch (This World Book 4)

The Mystic Wytch A true tear jerker wherein an old woman describes her decline into insanity. She decides to follow her lover after her father pitches him through an upstairs window after catching them together. Raping and pillaging Normals put an end to a young girl’s career while she struggles to learn the ropes of a strange culture into which she has fallen. Left to die abandoned on a river bank, her chase for love turns her toward a land of fear and solitude.

The Rock Wytch of Desert Eend, a mason by trade in This World, has built a school for neophytes while he studies to become a Wizzard. He meets a young girl on one of his treks across the deserts, who introduces him to all kinds of problems, especially after she has grown enough to reach sexual maturity and decides she has fallen in love with him. She is his student; what will he learn from her?
The Mystic Wytch sets out on her own quest for revenge against her military father after she learns of his role in the murders she witnessed against the family who rescued her, and secrets he has kept about his own promiscuous ways. Somebody will die as a result of her mission. Will it be this story's hero, or does a surprise await the reader right at the end?