Meera the evil witch has turned Lorien, a wizard, into a parrot and has used him as bait to trap Molly. The trap sprung, Molly is pursued through the streets to her home in a derelict block of flats. Meera likes to ride a dragon in order to frighten her victims and it is in this guise that she attacks Molly's home burning it down. Lorien taps Molly's power to save her and Molly recovers in hospital. It is when she leaves here that Meera tries to entrap her in a terrible children's home, and Molly is only saved when Bill Dearing sneaks her away. Bill finds that Molly has relatives up in the North close to the Magical Abbey and they catch the night train to evade the witches that are trying to catch them. Molly learns to fly a broomstick and is just beginning to feel at home when Meera, power renewed returns. Meera almost destroy Molly and it is only the skill of Meera's sisters who fight against Meera that helps her destroy them.

 

This book was published 2013 by Lulu. com .

Jennifer Grant is the author of six books for adults, including the adoption memoir Love You More, the devotional Wholehearted Living, and the midlife memoir When Did Everybody Else Get So Old? Her picture book Maybe God Is Like That Too won a Moonbeam Spirit gold medal and was named a finalist in the Foreword Indies awards for excellence in children's literature. She is a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, INK: A Creative Collective, and The Authors Guild. She is the mother of four grown (or nearly-grown) children and lives in the Chicago area with her husband and two rescue dogs. Find her online at jennifergrant. com.