Flute Tudor and the Secret Order - Softcover

Jones, J.J.

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1490749314 ISBN 13: 9781490749310

Publisher: Trafford, 2016

Synopsis

Flute Tudor is a child of prophecy. The predictions were written in the White Wizard scriptures of prophecy by the English astronomer Royal Wizards during the sixteenth century. It is now the twenty-first century, and an evil secret society of wizards and witches know that the prophecies speak of a boy wizard who will defeat and destroy them. The passage of evil where black magic comes from has warned the Dark Wizard Order that the child of prophecy has been born, and this sinister order of wizards and witches will stop at nothing to kill Flute Tudor.

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Flute Tudor and the Secret Order

By J.J. Jones

Trafford Publishing

Copyright © 2016 J.J. Jones
All rights reserved.

ISBN: 978-1-4907-4931-0

Contents

Chapter 1 A Child Is Born, 1, 
Chapter 2 A Basket of Surprises, 19, 
Chapter 3 Leadership Qualities, 40, 
Chapter 4 New School and New Friends, 62, 
Chapter 5 Protector of the Nerds, 80, 
Chapter 6 Hall of Readings, 97, 
Chapter 7 Mischief and Magic, 117, 
Chapter 8 A Secret Chamber, 135, 
Chapter 9 I Vow to Uphold Truth, 152, 
Chapter 10 A Secret Order, 172, 
Chapter 11 Degrees of Wizardry, 189, 
Chapter 12 The White, Dark, and Warmonger Wizards, 206, 
Chapter 13 Cyrus Visits Flute, 225, 
Chapter 14 Darkness Covers Flute, 243, 
Chapter 15 Flute Visits Nambia, 262, 
Chapter 16 Broomsticks, Wands, and Objects, 282, 
Chapter 17 Flute, the White Wizard, 302, 
Chapter 18 Victory to the Victor, 321, 
Chapter 19 Faith is Stronger Than Words, 341, 
Chapter 20 Jealousy Rears Its Ugly Head, 362, 
Chapter 21 Consumed with Darkness, 382, 

CHAPTER 1

A Child Is Born

It was a very beautiful spring morning in Liverpool, England, at the beginning of March, to be exact. In a house of greatness and wealth, there seemed to be a huge disturbance so great that the house shook and rattled as if an earthquake was taking place. But this was no earthquake; this was a warning to the madam of the house that trouble was headed her family's way.

Anna Tudor, the madam of this great house, was no stranger to such warnings from the huge mansion she'd called home for nearly a quarter of a century. Anna was a very powerful witch who knew everything there was to know about the wizardry and witches' spells and curses. And Anna knew when the mansion shook, the house was summoning her to the Hall of Mirrors.

Anna frantically scrambled from under the covers of her bed, placing on her slippers while putting on her robe to cover the thin gown she had been sleeping in. Anna's face held a very worried expression as she hurried out of her bedroom and walked very fast through the great house toward the Hall of Mirrors.

The Hall of Mirrors was actually a room that had many different kinds of mirrors with all sorts of different shapes and materials; each mirror had a style of its own. There were more than one hundred of them. The mirrors came from different countries all over the world. Some of the mirror frames were made of wood, some were of silver, and some were of gold. As Anna went out toward the Hall of Mirrors, the pictures inside the frames seemed as if their eyes were watching and following her.

The life-sized statues Anna passed by seemed to have turned their heads to watch what direction she walked toward. Anna's home had several life-sized statues and many pictures of past family members who belonged to the Tudor family. In fact, the house Anna lived in was called a palace in ancient times because of how huge it was. But in the twenty-first century, the house was simply referred to as a mansion.

Anna was a middle-aged woman in her earlier fifties. Her beauty and youthful looks would deceive anyone who looked at her because she seemed to be in her early thirties.

Anna had a son who lived with her, and his name was Harry. Harry was born to Anna and her husband, Edward Tudor, when Edward and Anna were twenty years old. Harry Tudor was CEO of the Bank of the Common People, which was an empire worth billions in assets, while in his early thirties.

Harry's wife was named Elizabeth, and she was very beautiful in personality and appearance. She al

Edition details

• Publisher: Trafford
• Publication date: 2016
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1490749314
• ISBN 13: 9781490749310
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 416