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L.O.S.T. #3
Witch Circle
King of the Witches. Queen of the Witches. Bren and Jazz are finally together, and finally safe. They should have it made, right?
Except for Bren's terrifying vision of the Shadowmaster escaping her prison, Jazz's nightmares and growing jealousy, mysterious girls with special abilities showing up at random, and old witch factions going to war with peaceful refugees...
Safety turns to desperate danger when a shapeshifting dwarf kidnaps Bren's brother, the sanctuaries erupt in riots and bloodshed, and Bren and Jazz face a crisis of trust that threatens to tear apart their relationship--and the witching world. It's obvious something dreadful has descended upon L.O.S.T., but what? Bren and Jazz must find a way to stand together, or watch everything they have built tear itself apart.
Please Note: The L.O.S.T. trilogy was previously published under the pseudonyms Debbie Federici and Susan Vaught.
Except for Bren's terrifying vision of the Shadowmaster escaping her prison, Jazz's nightmares and growing jealousy, mysterious girls with special abilities showing up at random, and old witch factions going to war with peaceful refugees...
Safety turns to desperate danger when a shapeshifting dwarf kidnaps Bren's brother, the sanctuaries erupt in riots and bloodshed, and Bren and Jazz face a crisis of trust that threatens to tear apart their relationship--and the witching world. It's obvious something dreadful has descended upon L.O.S.T., but what? Bren and Jazz must find a way to stand together, or watch everything they have built tear itself apart.
Please Note: The L.O.S.T. trilogy was previously published under the pseudonyms Debbie Federici and Susan Vaught.
- GenresFantasyYoung Adult
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First published May 1, 2006
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December 21, 2018
Great conclusion. The pair truly came into their own and somehow made me even root for their relationship even more.
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