A Magical Start to 2025: Happy New Year!




Dear readers,

As we say goodbye to 2024 and step into the promise of 2025, I want to wish each of you a year filled with adventure, inspiration, and joy. Thank you for being part of this incredible journey with The Conjurer’s Prophecy Trilogy.

To kick off the new year, I’m beyond thrilled to share some exciting news: The Pandora’s Box has received a glowing five-star review from an editorial reviewer on Reedsy Discovery! And it was released TODAY, on the last day of 2024. That's what I call a perfect year closing!


Here’s what they had to say:

"The Pandora's Box is an intricate tale blending compelling world-building and rich characters with a plot that grips you from the start."


The reviewer also praised the book's ability to keep readers captivated: "Every chapter left me wanting more, eager to see how each thread in the story weaves together into a stunning tapestry."

Receiving this recognition has been an incredible honor, and I’m deeply grateful for the love and support this series has received. If you haven’t yet explored the mysteries and magic of The Conjurer’s Prophecy, now is the perfect time to dive in.


📖 Read the full review here: Reedsy Discovery - The Pandora's Box
🌐 Visit the official series website: Conjurer's Prophecy Official Website


Here’s to another year of stories, magic, and unforgettable adventures. Thank you for making this journey so special, and stay tuned for what’s coming next—The Temporal Scythe releases this February!


With gratitude and excitement,

L.S. Franco
Author of The Conjurer’s Prophecy Trilogy

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