Truth, Lies and Betrayal - The Mauve Legacy Book 2

By Emma Hart
$0.99 Rating: 1 star1 star1 star1 star0.75 star
(4.67 based on 3 reviews)

Published: June 20, 2012
Words: 38,998 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476420813


Short description

Lily is mourning the death of her father when she comes into contact with a werewolf pack. But she has reason not to trust them all. Uncle Kev makes a discovery that could change the way they view the fight while she fights an unseen enemy that puts her relationship with Josh to the test. Through her heartbreak she must stand up and be the leader she can be, especially when her friend is kidnapped

Extended description

Lily is mourning the death of her father when she comes into contact with a werewolf pack. But she has reason not to trust them all, especially Felicity, and Sampson is way too obvious. Uncle Kev makes a discovery that could change the way they view the fight against the witch hunter. Lily fights an unseen enemy that puts her relationship with Josh to the ultimate test. Add this to her new power, empathy, and she's at breaking point.
Heartbroken and pushed to the limit, she turns to her father's grave for solace and finds wisdom where she least expects it.
Lily must stand up and be the leader everyone knows she can be, especially when one of her best friends is kidnapped by Luther and held at ransom.
But, the question remains. Can she believe in herself enough?

Tags

vampires, love, magic, werewolf, werewolves, wicca, goddess, spells, salem witch hunts, salem massachusetts, vampires and werewolves, salem, werewolf and vampire, salem trials, hecate, salem witch trials, wiccans, vampires blood magic witchcraft, salem witches, salem witch trial, blood oath, magic and fantasy, goddess and gods, wicca magic, wicca religion, wicca witchcraft

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Review by: Suzan Vincken on Sep. 30, 2012 : star star star star star
like the first book i had to finish it at once couldnt stop reading (not even to eat)
(review of free book)

Review by: Victoria Zigler on Aug. 01, 2012 : star star star star
As with "A Magical History" I would love to give this 5 stars. However, since this was - like the first book in the series - spoiled for me by a much too sudden ending, I feel I can only give it 4. The thing is, cliff-hanger endings work for soap operas on TV, and they are a fantastic tool to use for the ends of chapters, but when it comes to novels they aren't a good idea - and this includes ones that are part of a series. Books should have proper endings, be they short stories, novels (short or long, part of a series or not) or whatever). Yes, if the book is part of a series then it should leave you wanting more, but it should also leave you feeling satisfied that the immediate issue is resolved and - for now - life will be going on as normal and all is well in the character(s) world. Were it not for the unsatisfactory endings I would be more than happy to give a 5 star rating. As it is, however, I can not.
(reviewed the day of purchase)

Review by: William Hiles on June 20, 2012 : star star star star star
An excellent follow up to A Magical History. I've really loved meeting Lily, her family, and the other Wiccan families of Salem. Luther is a wonderful villain. The world that Emma Hart has created is both real and enchanted, with plenty of shadows and perilous events. In some ways it brings to mind Stephen King's Carrie, the Twilight books and even Harry Potter. I hope she plans on exploring this world, with its rich potential, even further.
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