"The model of the four elements is one of the richest and most effective ways to give voice and life to the underlying forces that make up the world. In Sacred Magic of the South, the way of fire is taught through personal stories, rituals, recipes, and sparks of insight. This is an emotional and soul stirring book that offers the reader an initiatory journey if they choose to do the work. This book is meant to be experienced, not just read. It is a standalone book, but I strongly suggest you pick up the other books in the series."
—Ivo Dominguez Jr., author of Four Elements of the Wise

"Sacred Magic of the South is a poetic and luxurious sensory immersion in all things related to fire. Tahverlee presents the reader with more than just the experience of learning about an element or compass direction; she presents a personal challenge to expand and grow, both magically and spiritually. The vulnerable personal stories Tahverlee shares to highlight fire's ability to help us transform are the true alchemical gold of this work, and the desire for alchemization is contagious. Her passion for real embodiment shines through, leaving the reader motivated and literally 'fired up' to do this work. From practical spells to assistance in using fire for dreams, journeys, spirit communication and clairvoyance to name a few, this book really delivers. I enthusiastically recommend this read to magical practitioners who are newer as well as to those with plenty of experience."
—Nikki Wardwell Sleath, author of Dream Sorcery, Ogham Sorcery, Seals of the Tuatha, and The Goddess Seals

"A passionate invitation to step into the holy inferno of your own becoming. With vivid metaphor, impassioned language, and a rare ability to make the reader feel truly seen, Anglen reveals fire as more than an element: it is a teacher of longing, courage, devotion, and commitment. Accessible and deeply encouraging, this book gently guides beginners while empowering every reader to trust the spark within them and tend it into a life of greater purpose and passion."
—Elyse Welles, author of Sacred Wild