It's a Kind of Magic A James London Novel

Comedy

Why can't wizards cross running water? Why do magicians hate iron? Why should the Three Witches scene in Macbeth have been set on a balmy summer's day? Why is an A to Z of Basingstoke shelved in the Dark Arts section? James London finds the answers to all these questions, except Basingstoke, when a small child ends civilisation and unleashes an unspeakable evil. In order to prevent the new age of magic, London has to go to Hell and back (more than once), enlist the aid of Merlin and King Arthur's sword all the time consorting with demons. Will he do it? Despite getting shot twice, one of them fatally? Of course he will. He's James London.

About the Author

Iain Benson

I'm a fifty-something UK-based author who writes different flavours of thrillers, from comedy to sci-fi and every blend in between (think of me like the syrups for your chai latte). I got into writing when the other alternatives for a midlife crisis looked too expensive. Little did I know. After being told by an agent they thought I had only one book in me, my stubborn streak is now into the twenties, rapidly heading towards thirty.

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