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My mother was a wicked witch. And all her spells ever brought was trouble. Since her death, with no power of my own, I�ve stayed far, far away from magic . . . In a San Francisco struggling to recover from earthquakes and rising seas, and where technology can do things that are close enough to magic anyway, Maggie Lachlan is a computer whisperer. The one they call when no one else can find the elusive bug bringing a complex system to its knees. They call her the Techwitch. But she knows there�s nothing magical about what she does. It�s just hard-earned skill. So when Damon Riley, owner of the world�s biggest virtual reality gaming company comes calling with a problem that his entire empire of geeks can�t fix, Maggie leaps at the job. Riley Arts is the kind of place she feels at home. Wall-to-wall tech. No magic. Except, perhaps, for the unsettling chemistry she has with the man in charge. But she never imagined stepping into one of Damon�s games would reveal her mother lied about Maggie�s magic. Or that technology could break a spell she never knew she was under.Now she has a demon hunting her and a whole world she knows nothing about to navigate. To save herself�and the world�she needs to learn fast. Because, when it comes to magic, too many games are wicked. And if you lose, the price can be very, very high . . . The intriguing start to a new dark and sexy Urban Fantasy series from M.J. Scott, RITA� Award nominated author of The Four Arts series and the Half-Light City series. The TechWitch seriesBook 1 - Wicked Games What people are saying about M.J. Scott �Exciting and rife with political intrigue and magic�� RT Book Reviews �everything I love about Urban Fantasies, kick butt action, fantastic characters, romance that makes the heart beat fast�� Seeing Night Reviews �Scott�s writing is rather superb� Bookworm Blues �Strong and complex world building, emotionally layered relationships, and enough action to keep me up long past my bedtime.� Vampire Book Club �The story�s real strength lies in the web of intrigue Scott creates around her characters.� Publisher�s Weekly