Discovery of Witches

A witch with extraordinary powers, a forbidden love that resists impossible odds, and a mysterious manuscript that started it all.

While researching among the bookshelves in Oxford's Bodleian Library, young academic Diana Bishop accidentally finds an old manuscript on alchemy. This discovery made by Diana, who comes from a well-established and distinguished witch family, causes a supernatural chaos underground and causes demons, witches and vampires to flock to the library in a short time. Diana has discovered a treasure that has been sought for centuries, and the only person who can set everything right is herself. His biggest supporter in this difficult struggle will be his colleague, the vampire Matthew, who never leaves him alone and stands against his own kind by risking all kinds of sacrifices.

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Number of Pages: 672

Year of Printing: 2014


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Pegasus

First Printing Year: 2014

Language: Turkish