All witches are sea witches.
Ever since she was a child, Amnandi Khumalo, daughter of one of the most respected witches on Erah, lived for exploration on the open seas. And ever since her first trip aboard The Bane, Captain Maab Pinyasama has been happy to oblige.
Now no longer a child, and sailing with the captain to learn and to challenge her own witchly abilities as much as to explore, the 17-year-old witch has to confront a mystery upon the sea placed in front of The Bane by no less than the goddess herself. The feathers of ravens have risen upon the waves, wide as a plague. It doesn't take long to realize this plague is guided…and spreading.
The young witch knows evil and the damage it does. As the Bane and its crew face all-too-human dangers at every turn—and traveling without her mother's guidance--has she learned enough to face the ready fire within all witches to do the most harm rather than the needed good?
 
Today's trend is to inject realism into fantasy. It’s great that Zig Zag Claybourne didn’t listen. Amnandi Sails, just like Breath, Warmth, and Dream, is a world unto itself, where the world is familiar yet fresh. When we first meet Amnandi in Breath, Warmth, and Dream, she is young girl learning the ways of the world and her calling. In Amnandi Sails she is a teen on her own adventure with old and new friends. Zig Zag’s prose is perfect for the world he’s created, lulling you and engaging you at the same time. This is a book and a series you’ll love to experience and a world that’s a true escape from the everyday. A must read for true fantasy fans.
- Milton J. Davis, Black Fantastic publisher and author