The Sorcerer's Confession

By Susannah Morgan, Garry Howland, Randy Ferrero

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0966181603
• ISBN13: 9780966181609
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Meresu Books
• Length: 360 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Supernatural!

I am primarily a nonfiction reader, so when a friend gave me a copy of "The Sorcerer's Confession", I wasn't expecting too much. After the first 20 pages, I couldn't put it down. Morgan spins a tale that takes you around the world, through great moments in history, and even multiple states of being- all through the tortured mind of a wonderfully duplicitous sorcerer. Entangled in a dark, cosmic struggle to be free of the evil that conceived him, the sorcerer's confession is awash in gripping intrigue, erotic interludes, and powerful forces, played out by a beautifully developed cast of characters. I am anxiously awaiting Morgan's next great work!

SPELLBINDING, CREATIVE, INFORMATIVE AND THOUGHTPROVOKING!

MS MORGAN HAS KEPT US ON THE EDGE WITH SUSPENSE, ROMANCE, HISTORY AND MOST IMPORTANTLY SHE HAS GIVEN US A STUDY OF GOOD AND EVIL AND THE DIRECT CONSEQUENCES OF THOSE ACTIONS.

A great adventure!

This book is a departure from the norm. If you like to experience something new and different, try this one. It is a wonderful adventure through time and space without being science fiction. This book provokes the mind to challenge your own beliefs. It leaves you wondering and wanting more!

A romp through the centuries with a charming monster.

In Charles Sutton, author Susannah Morgan has created a thoroughly engaging, and quite deadly, character for the reader to follow with horror and amusement on a macabre ride down the centuries, as the loveable monster (officially "Assassin to the Crown")loves and murders his way from the bloody tumbrils of the French Revolution to the slave plantations of the New World. On the way, he learns a thing or two about life, the universe and stuff like love. This is a rollicking read, full of inventiveness and wit.

An E ticket ride through a world of metaphysics and wonder

Ms. Morgan has written a brave book that addresses and challenges every spirtual conundrum and concept current in our world today. She does so with absolute skill and precision of her craft. Her prose is sparkling, her story telling is seductive and completely involving. She hooks you on the first page with the promise of a fresh and exciting adventure and she delivers admirably. The story is never disapointing, trite or predictable, always remaining true to a world that only her protagonist, Charles Sutton could have created.Elisabeth Soper