Wicked: Witch & Curse
Nancy Holder · Debbie Viguié
May 2010 · Simon and Schuster
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Holly Cathers and her twin cousins have just graduated from high school, and they're moving on toward their first semester of college. But no matter where they go, they will never be entirely free of their past. The three are descendants of a powerful coven of witches -- in constant danger from a rival clan.
Holly learns from a vision that Jer is still alive. As leader of the coven, she resolves to rescue him despite the fact that he is a member of the Deveraux clan and therefore her enemy. But her efforts are thwarted when her aunt reveals the nature of an ancient curse visited upon all Cathers witches. It becomes clear to Holly that the death of her parents was no accident, and a similar plague is sure to fall on anyone she grows close to. As her power strengthens, can Holly escape her destiny? And if her destiny includes Jer, does she want to?
Holly learns from a vision that Jer is still alive. As leader of the coven, she resolves to rescue him despite the fact that he is a member of the Deveraux clan and therefore her enemy. But her efforts are thwarted when her aunt reveals the nature of an ancient curse visited upon all Cathers witches. It becomes clear to Holly that the death of her parents was no accident, and a similar plague is sure to fall on anyone she grows close to. As her power strengthens, can Holly escape her destiny? And if her destiny includes Jer, does she want to?
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Ravan Oliver
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23 August 2020
I'm kind of sad that I bought the set for all three books. I'm still going to read them because I bought them. I didn't find the writing thrilling. The plot is okay-ish, but every other sentence there is a grammical error and it doesn't keep my attention. This is the kind of book you read as filler while you're waiting for other books to be delivered to you. Additionally the narritive is omniscient which is a very difficult narritive to master and is done okay-ish. I don't find the characters relatable as well and the way they act doesn't have a lot of character development in my opinion. The witch part is derived from real practices which is somewhat okay. I wouldn't be able to speak for the truth regarding that since I don't know a lot about witchcraft, but that is a nice aspect.
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I LOVE THIS BOOK! My nan gave it to me for my birthday and just this recent Christmas gave me the rest! Wow! This is the book I believe you should read! BUY IT NOW! Congradulations Nancy Holder & Debbie Viguie!
Celeste Meneses
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4 October 2014
Nancy Holder is one of my favorite authors, read the whole series and I just cried. It was like whoa. Completely recommend it if you love witches :)
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About the author
Nancy Holder has published more than 200 short stories and seventy-eight books, including the New York Times bestselling Wicked series. She lives in San Diego with her daughter, Belle, and far too many animals. Visit her at Nancy Holder.com.
Debbie Viguié’s Simon Pulse books include the New York Times bestselling Wicked series and the Once upon a Time novels Violet Eyes, Scarlet Moon, and Midnight Pearls. She lives in Florida with her husband, Scott. Visit her at DebbieViguie.com.
Debbie Viguié’s Simon Pulse books include the New York Times bestselling Wicked series and the Once upon a Time novels Violet Eyes, Scarlet Moon, and Midnight Pearls. She lives in Florida with her husband, Scott. Visit her at DebbieViguie.com.
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