The Seer's 7 Deadly Fairy Tales, A Compendium, Urban Fantasy
By
Elizabeth Marx
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Published: March 12, 2012
Words: 17,342 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN:
9781476372365
Short description
Anything can happen on Halloween night in Salem—even a human sacrifice.
Anything can happen on Halloween night in Salem—even a human sacrifice.
I was an ordinary high school junior and knew nothing about the Order until I was reborn a Seer. Now I’m an otherworldly soul, with ginormous wings, searching for information about this secret society so I can get my life back and keep Locke safe.
While the Order conceals its congregation in plain sight, its youngest druid, Locke Cavanagh, seeks those responsible for my “accident” and his disfigurement. He’s also looking for the source of the magic that’s crossing over into this realm. He doesn’t know I’m still here and I can’t communicate with him or tell him I still love him. Even though Locke didn’t warn me about his supernatural world, he needs to know what I’ve learned, and that he’s digging in dangerous depths with forces stronger than any enchantment ever known to the Order.
If you’re dying to know what goes on behind the veil of secrecy Salem is shrouded in read this compendiu.. (Read more)
Anything can happen on Halloween night in Salem—even a human sacrifice.
I was an ordinary high school junior and knew nothing about the Order until I was reborn a Seer. Now I’m an otherworldly soul, with ginormous wings, searching for information about this secret society so I can get my life back and keep Locke safe.
While the Order conceals its congregation in plain sight, its youngest druid, Locke Cavanagh, seeks those responsible for my “accident” and his disfigurement. He’s also looking for the source of the magic that’s crossing over into this realm. He doesn’t know I’m still here and I can’t communicate with him or tell him I still love him. Even though Locke didn’t warn me about his supernatural world, he needs to know what I’ve learned, and that he’s digging in dangerous depths with forces stronger than any enchantment ever known to the Order.
If you’re dying to know what goes on behind the veil of secrecy Salem is shrouded in read this compendium. But beware, the Order has one rule about recording ExtraOrdinary events—it’s strictly forbidden.
But don’t worry about getting me in trouble, I’m already dead!
The Seer
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Tags
urban fantasy,
fantasy,
magic,
young adult,
ireland,
myth,
fairy tales,
witches,
witchcraft,
legend,
boston,
mythology,
myths,
spells,
folklore,
celtic,
locke,
druids,
bards,
celtic legends,
the seer,
salem,
newgrange,
celtic mythology,
vates,
compendium,
keleigh,
alls fair in vanitys war
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Review by:
Yunnuen Gonzalez
on April 26, 2012 :
(no rating)
I liked this book, though, was a bit confusing at being a compendium. Because it begins with the story of The Seer but it’s abruptly interrupted by sections that explain the world of ExtraOrdinary. While it’s essential information for those who has read All’s Fair in Vanity’s War, for someone who have not already read it yet, those part are a bit boring. But is compensated by the continuation and the promise that you will read more about the characters in All’s Fair in Vanity’s War.
Still, attracted me enough to buy All’s Fair in Vanity’s War.
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