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It’s time for today’s BBNYA spotlight! Today, I’ll be talking about a fantasy novel that blends itself with mystery and features an autistic main character: The KC Warlock Weekly: Book One: Accused by M.N. Jolley! But, before we get to the post, let’s talk more about these spotlights and BBNYA.
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Book Details
- Title: The KC Warlock Weekly: Book One: Accused
- Author: M.N. Jolley
- Publication date: November 3rd, 2020
- Genre: Fantasy
- Age group: Adult
- Content/Trigger Warnings: For a list of potential content and trigger warnings, check out this book’s page on BookTriggerWarnings.com
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Synopsis
“My name is Levi. I’m a journalist, I’m autistic, I’m bad at magic, and I swear I didn’t kill her.
Research for the paper usually falls into a few basic patterns. Someone in the city says there’s a troll under Buck O’Neil Bridge, or they’ll call just so a friendly ear will listen to them complain about a pixie infestation.
That sort of content carries me through slow news weeks. It’s rare that I uncover a murder.
Being framed for murder, though? That’s a first.
With the Wizard’s Council hunting me for a crime I didn’t commit, I’ve got no choice but to solve the murder and clear my name. If I don’t unravel this case, nobody will, and I’ll go down for it so hard I might never see the light of day again.”

About the Author

M N Jolley is a creative professional born and raised in Kansas City, where he still lives. Working with a background in film and cinematography, he began writing seriously in 2016 and has recently completed “The Stone Warrior”, the first book in “The Sacrosanct Records”.