Tale of the Four Winds It’s a true David and Goliath style tale with Archangels as the villain as well as great historical references and how our lead character learns how to define himself and his future. Joshua has only just discovered his witch bloodline and the power that is passed down through his family bloodline. He is quickly surrounded by allies who want to help him, because he is alone in the world, but he also becomes a thorn in the side of Archangel Michael, himself. A witch, necromancer, vampire and a Nephilim band together to protect magic from being taken away by angels. Through this journey Joshua learns a lot about himself and what he is capable of and is forced to grow into something much larger than he ever imagined. Although learning what it means to be a witch takes a while, he discovers what family means (chosen and biological) that fills a past of trauma when he lost his parents as a boy. Joshua is a complicated young man as a late bloomer to adulthood. He is bookish, but athletic, and yet relatable and good at heart. He thinks of himself as being alone, but discovers so much about himself along the way.