The Sorceress of San Antonio

De: Matthew Kent

Narrado por: Kristiana Rice

"Magic exists, the system is calling, and my birthday is officially ruined."

Sixteen-year-old Victoria Leighton thought high school bullies, a hospital-bound father, and surviving teenage chaos were enough to deal with. But when a mysterious blue screen interrupts her birthday, revealing her connection to an ancient Atlantean legacy, her world is turned upside down. Now thrust into a realm of stats, spells, and dangerous creatures, Victoria must learn to wield her newfound powers with the help of a snarky pixie guide.

As the barrier between dimensions weakens, monsters begin slipping into her city, and it’s up to her to stop them. But balancing high school, friendships, and her destiny as a sorceress isn’t as easy as it sounds. To protect the people she loves, Victoria must uncover the truth about her lineage and decide who she really wants to be. Will she rise to the challenge, or will her destiny destroy her?

Perfect for fans of The Mortal Instruments, Percy Jackson, and The Gamer, this action-packed urban fantasy adventure is as heart-pounding as it is magical.

©2024 Matthew Kent (P)2025 Matthew Kent

a joy ride with a sorceress

ever wondered if on your sixteen birthday you get welcomed into the system. well your in for a ride of your life. as we follow the MC learning magic and the new system she was welcomed too. with some great side characters and the second battle of the Alamo

good book

a highly reccomended book. a coming of age book where the heroine finds themselves a sorceress at 16.

San Antonio will never be the same

fun read

like the D and D spin
fun plac to start a series- the mixing of high school and magic was fun

Fantastic finish

Smart and Interesting main character, knows she can’t do it all, snarky system. But still feels casual. The familial relationship between brother and sister is a good dynamic. Strong themes of family, and trust me don’t want to be a family problem