The Spell-Bound Scholar

By Christopher Stasheff

Book Overview

LOVE IS A BATTLEFIELD

Gregory Gallowglass is the eligible bachelor on the planet of Gramarye. The youngest son of the High Warlock Rod Gallowglass and the witch Gwendolyn, his powers of intellect and magic are without equal.

But he's best known for his heart-one as pure as it is impervious to love. To the femme fatale assassin Finister, it's the ultimate challenge-first to conquer it, then drive a knife through it.

Using her best charms both sorcerous and seductive, Finister finds a chink in his emotional armor and captures his heart. Gregory drops his defenses-and she strikes.

But then something goes wrong. Her attack fails to kill him... but Gregory still loves her. Now what?

With neither side willing to surrender, the deadly dance continues. Can Gregory really win his assassin's heart through simple kindness, compassion, and patience? One thing is certain: having finally found love, Gregory is willing to risk everything to gain it-or die trying.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0F5PBBGVW
• ISBN13: 9798230951643
• Release Date: August 2022
• Publisher: Stasheff Literary Enterprises
• Length: 234 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

A must-have for fans of the Warlock series...

Okay, it must be understood that this is part of an ongoing series and as such has alot of back story holding it up. This book is the continuing story of the Gallowglass family that has it's origins in the book "Escape Velocity" and actually starts in "The Warlock In Spite Of Himself". This is the story of Gregory Gallowglass, the youngest of Rod & Gwen's four chuldren, and his first steps towards independance. This story also tracks the witch Finister who has been the nemesis of the Gallowglass children for five books now. The story begins where "Quicksilver's Knight" left off, with Gregory escorting the witch Finister to the Royal Coven. Stasheff, as always, recaps events from the previous books to fill in any reader who might not be reading the entire series. The story is a fun read, an excellent example of science-fantasy, where ESPers are seen as witches & warlocks and an entire future colony has gone SCA, for real.

Stasheff really knows his stuff

This is different from most of Stasheff's book's. It starts right after Quicksliver's Knight. With Gregory poised to fall in love with the most unexpected person. I think this book is extermly well written. Stasheff's knowledge of psychology really shined through. I was glad that Magnus was included in this book and not just mentioned. It' was also nice to see that he remebered some of the smaller details form previous books. This a book that I will be glad to read again and again. In fact I already have!