Daughter of Magic by Karen Eisenbrey

Daughter of Magic by Karen Eisenbrey

Luskell has been dreaming about dead people.

Her parents may be the two most powerful wizards in the country, but Luskell doesn't have any magic of her own, so she's stuck spending a summer with her grandmother in the small town of Deep River where her father is the hometown hero. Then the dead start to visit her dreams with mysterious messages. In a secret pact with her friends Jagryn and Laki, Luskell begins to teach herself magic and discovers an apparently bottomless well of untapped power. But before she has control over this ability, her dead grandfather appears with a dire warning. With no way to send word to her parents, Luskell and her friends mount a daring rescue. Can they get to the capital in time to save the country . and her parents' lives?

Karen Eisenbrey lives in Seattle, Washington, where she lives a peaceful, tidy life and makes up for it by inventing stories. She wanted to be a writer since she was a child, but she didn't have anything to say until she was in her mid-30s. All of that changed when I had some spare time and had a vivid dream about a wizard. Karen writes fantasy and science fiction novels, as well as short fiction in a range of genres and, if the mood strikes her, the occasional song or poetry. She also performs in a church choir and a garage band as a drummer. Her husband, two young adult sons, and two mature adult cats share her life.