The Magical Trees - Anette Guldager Boye - Bog

In Oak Tree Creek a joint school dance has been arranged for the young shapeshifters and the human kids at the school. Duncan uses it as an opportunity to improve coexistence between the members of the pack and the humans living on the territory of the pack. Something that frustrates Nate. All he wants is to go on a nice date with Eva. As feared the dance attracts unwanted attention and Nate and his friends becomes the target of a conspiracy. Right after Nate sees a druid, a man turns up at the party calling Nate a witch in public. Out in the city, other forces are at work. Trees infected with dark sorcery are planted at the houses where the friends of Nate live. Something has been set in motion that also has linesto the people of Oak Tree Creek. Something that threatens both the world of the Others and the world of humans. But what connection do those people have to the druids, if any, and what do they want to achieve with the division they are trying to create?
Excerpt from the bookThere was no doubt that it was a man or partly a man. He looked strange. He stood half transformed into a bird. Where one arm should have been, there was a black wing. His lower body resembled that of a bird. The rest looked like a man, except for his eyes, which were pitch dark. As we stood there looking at each other, I stretched out my senses to make out his energies. Just as I recognized the feel of him, he exploded into a swarm of ewilderedblack birds flapping into all direction. I ducked involuntarily and then I was back in my room.
About the author
ANETTE GULDAGER BOYE was born in Odense in 1969. She is married and lives with her husband and two children in a little town near Odense in Denmark. Her master’sin history she achieved with the topic Witch trials on the localIsland of Funen, and she works at Museum Odense. It is a lifelong passion of hers studying the old tales and folklore of Scandinavia.