Books like The prince and the paranormal by John Dale

In The Name of the Wind, a young orphan named Kvothe tells the tale of his rise from street player to legendary wizard, recounting adventures, love, and loss in a richly imagined world.

A modern coming‑of‑age fantasy that follows Quentin Coldwater as he discovers a secret college of magic and the darker truth behind his beloved fictional world, Fillory.

Nathaniel, a magician’s apprentice, summons the mischievous djinni Bartimaeus and orders him to steal the Amulet of Samarkand from the formidable wizard Simon Lovelace.

After leaving her husband, Cassandra regains control of her life in France, only to have it rattled when the former husband returns as her boss, accompanied by a new partner.

Genny Austin endures nightly nightmares that she believes are memories of a past life, while Jack Brennan faces real-life threats to his business and safety. When they meet on a Santa Barbara beach, a magnetic attraction draws them into a world of passion and deadly riddles, forcing Genny to unlock her hidden past to find freedom and love.

A stranger’s arrival in affluent Middleburg, Maryland, triggers a clash between an outsider, a seductive local young woman, and the town’s ancient, sinister secrets.

126 unnumbered pages : 25 cm

"For over 700 years the title Prince of Wales has been awarded to royal heirs waiting to accede to the throne of England. They did not always achieve it - even the highest in the land have been subject to disease, death and the fortunes of war, or of politics. Few have held the position for more than ten years, and some for barely a year - while others have lived for decades in the shadow of the throne. Yet all who inhabit this intriguing role have left their stamp upon it, and it has been shaped and relished by some of the greatest personalities of the age." "Princes of Wales explores the stories of a remarkable range of royal heirs, from the charismatic Black Prince and the dissolute Prince Hal to the ill-fated Arthur and the flamboyant Prince Regent - as well as the colourful characters of the 20th century. It shows how the role reflects and defines the spirit of its age, be it medieval chivalry or Tudor myth-making, Regency excess or 1920s glamour. It charts the legendary disputes of sovereigns and their sons, and shows how different characters responded to an evolving role and a changing world. Illustrated with paintings, photographs and original documents from the National Archives, this is a compelling portrait of those who have held this uniquely privileged yet often frustrating position - the men who would be king."--Jacket.