Books with author B. K Wilson

In a world where magic is commonplace, Edgar and Adelaide are two young adults who are struggling to understand where they will fit in. Edgar comes from a magical family, and hopes to live up to the reputation of his uncle, Magnus the Magnificent. Adelaide discovers she has serious magical gifts. Unfortunately, Chadwick is a kingdom where women are forbidden to use magic. Just as they are discovering the extent of their abilities, they find themselves thrust into a life-changing journey. With their masters, they embark on an epic adventure that leads them to each other, and to a world that may one day be without magic at all. Is it within their power to harness all shades of magic and secure the fate of their craft?

Fifteen year old Jim would rate a triple black belt. That is if he had undergone any formal training. He hadn’t. His father had taught him, since the age of four. However, that hardly qualified him to become a Superhero. Neither did the gift of a small black mouse for his birthday. Or did it? The rumors of a huge black panther stalking the city streets were becoming more and more prevalent. A strange animal that only attacked criminals in the very act of their crimes. Then Jim’s life changed, and so did the rumors. Now criminals had even more to fear. The Black Ninja hunted the streets!

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