A Witch in the Wardrobe

“This mismatched duo of a Christian college professor and an Irish goth paramilitary is an excellent hook, backed up by colorful secondary characters, secret societies, and a ruthless antagonist. There’s a kind of Dan Brown/Stieg Larsson feel to this project in terms of elaborate conspiracies and unlikely but compelling collaborations between bookish men and post-punk female warriors.”


—Stephen J. Carver, former professor of literature, East Anglia University





“From war-torn Northern Ireland to the hallowed halls of an American evangelical college, L. D. Wenzel takes us on an exciting journey full of action and nail-biting tension. Controversial aspects of C. S. Lewis’s legacy are also ingeniously woven into the story. This is definitely a book that I can highly recommend.”


—Lasse Heimdal, general secretary, Kirkens SOS, Norway





“C. S. Lewis scholar, Prof. Simon Magister, gets caught in a conspiracy with a young Irish woman and IRA sniper, who recruits him in her deadly scheme for revenge. Against his evangelical values, Simon’s ‘purity culture’ facade deconstructs when resisting Shannon’s hippie persona.”


—Hassan Higenyi, editor and writer, The Weganda Review: A Journal of Culture, Art, & Ideas





“L. D. Wenzel’s A Witch in the Wardrobe is a captivating read. His blend of suspense and religious nuance creates a remarkable narrative. His talent shines through an original storyline that pays homage to C. S. Lewis amid rumors alleging that the fantasy master once had occult connections. An exquisite thriller with conspiring twists, it grips the reader from the outset.”


—Elizabeth Javor, marketing professional, The Book Marketing Nook