“To control,” they all echoed.'--HA!Love the imagery of Draco's experiences in and around Taos, New Mexico, contrasting with his home and hearth in Wiltshire--he's taking things in stride sense his expedition and seems to value more than material treasures. The seven vignettes and dynamics are wonderfully engaging--enjoying the different characters presented and focused on in teach one's interaction with him.Ah, Debby, what have you done? Perhaps using the hatchet when impassioned to hunt would suit her nature rather than the power stick-- as it seems her own power has overwhelmed her--the experience might change her forever.'You see the result of excessive amounts of weed, peyote, and attempts to walk the spirit world.'--this is definitely another side of Draco that has not been explored--looking forward to more!

Response from Fairfield (Author of Dark Draco Saga)

Thanks for all the commentary. It finally occurred to me that a better title would be 'Saga of Possessed Draco' since he has acquired several inhabitants of the spirit world. These inhabitants are dual-natured, tricky, and best avoided. Debby has already experienced the duality of what they offer. In the next chapter, Hermione wanders if Debby will start wearing war paint. There are three more chapters with each devoted to one of the witches as they face a Faustian monster, a horde of demons, a troll, a dragon, and their own inner demons.