Heresy

In this book, the concept of heretic wizards is explored further. Heretic wizards are not only those who practice dark magic but also those who deviate from the established beliefs and traditions of the wizarding world. They may come from powerful and influential bloodlines, but they reject the values and principles that their families and society uphold.

The heretic wizards pose a significant threat to the Arcaned Three, as they have access to knowledge and power that the Arcaned Three do not. They also have their own networks and alliances, making them a formidable force to reckon with.

## Plot

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Heresy, Book Three of the Arcaned series, left off with the revelation that Ophelia, a secret Firstborn vampire and lover of the Arcaned Three's second cousin, is pregnant with a child that could potentially give the Wizends enough power to destroy not just the Arcaned Three but their entire line of wizards. The Arcaned Three are determined to rescue Ophelia and Saul, who is being held captive by the Wizends, but with everything at stake, they know that a sacrifice may have to be made.

As they plan their rescue mission, Tanner, Griffin, and the rest of the Arcaned Three are haunted by the warning that they will have to pay a price for their part in the ongoing conflict. Despite this, they are determined to do what they can to protect their loved ones and prevent the Wizends from achieving their destructive goal.

As they make their way into the Wizends' stronghold, the Arcaned Three encounter several obstacles and dangers, including powerful spells and traps laid by the heretic wizards. Along the way, they also discover that Marie, one of the Wizends, is not as loyal to the cause as they thought, and she is secretly working with Tanner and the others to undermine Luna's plans.

Despite their efforts, the Arcaned Three are ultimately unable to prevent the Wizends from harnessing the power of Ophelia's child. In a final showdown, the Arcaned Three face off against the Wizends in a battle that will determine the fate of the entire wizarding world.

In the end, the Arcaned Three emerge victorious, but at a great cost. One of their own makes the ultimate sacrifice to ensure that the Wizends are defeated and that Ophelia's child is kept safe. The Arcaned Three and their allies are left to pick up the pieces and rebuild their world, but they know that they will never be the same again.

As they look to the future, the Arcaned Three know that they must continue to be vigilant and protect the wizarding world from any threats that may arise. They also must come to terms with the fact that their actions have consequences, and that they will always be hunted and haunted by the choices they have made.

Heresy: The Final Battle

The third book in the series begins with the Arcaned Three on a mission to rescue the captive Saul and Ophelia from the clutches of the Wizends. As they prepare for the final battle against their heretic counterparts, they are faced with the realization that this fight could be their last.

The Wizends, now armed with the powerful source of magic they had been searching for, are ready to unleash their full power on the Arcaned Three. The battle is intense, with both sides equally matched in strength and determination. However, the Arcaned Three begin to realize that their enemy's source of power is not as indestructible as they thought.

With the help of Saul and the Firstborns, the Arcaned Three devise a plan to destroy the Wizends' source of power, but it requires a sacrifice. The three heroes must give up a part of themselves to ensure that the Wizends' source of power is destroyed forever.

As the battle rages on, the Arcaned Three come face to face with Luna, Marie, and Abel. The three heretic wizards reveal the prophecy that brought them together, and the reason why they wanted to destroy the Arcaned Three so badly. The prophecy stated that the Arcaned Three would be responsible for the end of the wizarding world, and that the heretics were the only ones who could prevent it.

In a moment of clarity, the Arcaned Three understand that the prophecy was not about their destruction, but about their transformation. They realize that they must use their powers to create a new world, one that is not divided by magic and non-magic. With this realization, they are able to defeat the Wizends and end the conflict between the heretics and the Arcaned Three once and for all.

In the aftermath of the battle, the Arcaned Three are left to pick up the pieces of the broken world they live in. They mourn the loss of their sacrifice, but are determined to create a better future. They take on new roles as leaders of a new world, one that embraces magic and non-magic alike.

As the book comes to a close, the Arcaned Three are reunited with their families and loved ones. Tanner and Griffin have found a way to make their love work, despite the obstacles they faced. They raise their daughter Fallon, knowing that she will grow up in a world that is different from the one they grew up in.

The book ends with a sense of hope, as the Arcaned Three look towards the future with determination and optimism. They know that there will be challenges ahead, but they are ready to face them together, as a united front.

The fourth book in the series, Heresy, picks up right where the previous book left off. The Arcaned Three are racing against time to save Ophelia and her unborn child from the clutches of The Wizends. They know that if The Wizends succeed in their plans, the consequences could be catastrophic. The Arcaned Three also know that they cannot do this alone and that they will need help.

As they plan their next move, Tanner, Griffin, and their new allies try to gather as much information about The Wizends as possible. They discover that The Wizends have been working on a spell that would give them immense power and that they are planning to use Ophelia's child as the source of that power. The spell would give The Wizends the ability to travel back in time and erase the Arcaned Three's family line from existence.

The Arcaned Three and their allies race against time to stop The Wizends from completing their spell. They come up with a plan to infiltrate The Wizends' stronghold and rescue Ophelia and her child. However, their plan is not without risks, and they know that there may be casualties along the way.

As the group prepares to carry out their mission, they are confronted by unexpected challenges. Marie's parents, who have been working with The Wizends, are not willing to let her go and threaten to kill her if she goes through with the plan. Luna, on the other hand, begins to doubt whether she is doing the right thing and starts to question her loyalty to The Wizends.

Meanwhile, Tanner and Griffin's relationship becomes strained as they struggle to come to terms with their feelings for each other. They both know that their relationship could put the mission in jeopardy, but they cannot deny the attraction they feel for each other.

As the group carries out their mission, they face unexpected twists and turns, and some members of the group make the ultimate sacrifice to ensure the success of the mission. In the end, the Arcaned Three and their allies are able to stop The Wizends from completing their spell, and Ophelia and her child are saved. However, the victory comes at a high price, and the Arcaned Three realize that they may never be able to truly escape the consequences of their past actions.