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Titan Magic
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My friend, Jodi Lamm, wrote a book.
It’s about monsters and magic. You know, for kids.
Titan Magic delves into the psyche of its mute heroine as well as wider philosophical matters. And there is magic. And danger. Matters of life and death, sacrifice, identity, and freedom.
This is a fully formed and accomplished first novel.
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