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YA
Witch's Child series.
Julia finds herself torn between worlds. A double agent, she appears to help Casimir fill the throne of Frayne with his minion while spying for revolutionaries who want to install a rebel princess instead. Meanwhile, Julia still strives to understand her own vanishing abilities. Fully realized characters will keep readers hooked until the last page of this riveting conclusion to the trilogy.
(3)
YA
Witch's Child series.
This sequel to Julia Vanishes is packed with intrigue, betrayals, and intricate magic. Here Julia's ability to become invisible hints at a dangerous and otherworldly lineage as she and her companions attempt to save baby Theo from powerful witches. A complex fantasy with the promise of startling developments to come.
(2)
YA
Witch's Child series.
Because of her ability to turn almost invisible, thief Julia is sent by a mysterious employer to gather information from the wealthy Mrs. Och's house; posing as a housemaid, Julia learns that Mrs. Och is defying the fervidly anti-magic government. This is a tricky, frightening, relentlessly exciting adventure colored with moral ambiguity and magical intrigue. Plenty of questions are left open for further installments.
Reviewer: Sarah Berman
| Horn Book Magazine Issue:
July, 2016
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