Sam Dalcome has always believed he is painfully ordinary. No powers. No purpose. Nothing worth noticing. Everything changes the night he spots a mysterious stranger watching his home.
Sam Dalcome has always believed he is painfully ordinary. No powers. No purpose. Nothing worth noticing. Everything changes the night he spots a mysterious stranger watching his home. The encounter sets off a chain of events Sam cannot explain. Searching for answers, Sam and his best friend Travis follow a hidden passage deep inside the town quarry. What they discover beneath the stone is a secret cavern filled with ancient markings, lost magic, and the first clue to a dangerous Dalcome family secret. Magic is real. Creatures from myth walk in the shadows. And Sam is not the ordinary boy he thought he was. Pulled into a world he never knew existed, Sam becomes tangled in supernatural politics, rising danger, and a growing mystery that threatens both Earth and the hidden realm of Haven. Welcome to Haven. A sanctuary for Witches, Vampires, Goblins, Elves, and Orcs, now fractured by betrayal and secrets. Peace is breaking. Power is shifting. Something ancient is waking. Haven: A Stranger Magic is the explosive first novella in the Haven series created by fantasy author D. C. Akers. Perfect for fans of portal fantasy, YA supernatural adventure, and magic-filled mysteries. Step into Haven and uncover the secret that begins Sam Dalcome’s destiny.
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