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Curse of Stone
Supposedly, witches can’t kill. But Madison accidentally killed her boyfriend, and now a girl at her witch academy is dead, too.
Madison spent her life avoiding her magical abilities, but when she’s forced to use them to save her best friend from a deadly storm and accidentally kills her boyfriend as a result, she decides she needs to enroll at La Voisin School for Young Witches after all.
She knew starting a year later than her peers would come with its own struggles; she just never expected one of those struggles would be the impossible murder of a classmate. The school is spelled for safety, and witches can’t kill…so how did Giselle end up dead?
Only Giselle and her killer know, and only Madison can find out. Because now, the dead witch is haunting her. Crazy thing is, Giselle’s murder isn’t even the biggest secret this school has.
Just ask the statues.
Madison spent her life avoiding her magical abilities, but when she’s forced to use them to save her best friend from a deadly storm and accidentally kills her boyfriend as a result, she decides she needs to enroll at La Voisin School for Young Witches after all.
She knew starting a year later than her peers would come with its own struggles; she just never expected one of those struggles would be the impossible murder of a classmate. The school is spelled for safety, and witches can’t kill…so how did Giselle end up dead?
Only Giselle and her killer know, and only Madison can find out. Because now, the dead witch is haunting her. Crazy thing is, Giselle’s murder isn’t even the biggest secret this school has.
Just ask the statues.
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Published December 15, 2019
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May 2, 2022
2.75*
It’s taken me a week to read this. I’m sorry to say It just didn’t hold my attention. I even found myself reluctant to pick up my kindle.
I found Madison to be a bit grating which didn’t help. But I was interested in the statues so I kept reading. The potion part didn’t win me over but I kept reading intrigued by the statues. My problem is the statue storyline looks like it’s going to run the course of the series. I’m not warming to Madison or any of the characters really. So this combined with the fact that I’m finding it very slow going I’ve decided not to continue on.
It’s taken me a week to read this. I’m sorry to say It just didn’t hold my attention. I even found myself reluctant to pick up my kindle.
I found Madison to be a bit grating which didn’t help. But I was interested in the statues so I kept reading. The potion part didn’t win me over but I kept reading intrigued by the statues. My problem is the statue storyline looks like it’s going to run the course of the series. I’m not warming to Madison or any of the characters really. So this combined with the fact that I’m finding it very slow going I’ve decided not to continue on.
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October 19, 2023
One Bad Apple
BIAS WARNING!
Curse of Stone is the Best Young Adult Magical Academy story I've yet to read, and I've read heaps and heaps. Veronica Shade writes like a seasoned professional crossed with someone savvy in Young Adult culture. Most impressive is Shade's depth of knowledge in every area she touches on in the book.
To begin, Madison is a cheerleader at her high school in Turkey Hollow, Oklahoma. Her boyfriend, Beau, is on the football team and is a stunningly gorgeous Native Cherokee boy.
However, as blissfully happy as one would think Madison to be, she deals daily with the not-so- secret of her Mother's drug addiction. Without the help of her friend, Julieta's mother, Madison might have given up long ago.
I was encouraged by the description of the addict's cycle and how it affects a child. Madison's decision making, among other life skills, are powerfully affected by the dysfunctional relationship with her Mother. Shade deftly weaves the information into the story, making it organically available to the reader.
Through an extremely tragic situation (remember we're in Oklahoma) Madison, who has always known she is an air witch, is brought to a place where she must decide which is better for her, to stay with her Mother or to go to Massachusetts, to train her witch gifts.
Curse of the Stone is chock full of malevolent secrets, back-biting roommates, new best friends and opportunities for fun, fear, contests and skill mastery. Most of all, as the reader, you will get to be deeply involved in the lives of the student witches at La Voisin Academy. And you will love it.
BIAS WARNING!
Curse of Stone is the Best Young Adult Magical Academy story I've yet to read, and I've read heaps and heaps. Veronica Shade writes like a seasoned professional crossed with someone savvy in Young Adult culture. Most impressive is Shade's depth of knowledge in every area she touches on in the book.
To begin, Madison is a cheerleader at her high school in Turkey Hollow, Oklahoma. Her boyfriend, Beau, is on the football team and is a stunningly gorgeous Native Cherokee boy.
However, as blissfully happy as one would think Madison to be, she deals daily with the not-so- secret of her Mother's drug addiction. Without the help of her friend, Julieta's mother, Madison might have given up long ago.
I was encouraged by the description of the addict's cycle and how it affects a child. Madison's decision making, among other life skills, are powerfully affected by the dysfunctional relationship with her Mother. Shade deftly weaves the information into the story, making it organically available to the reader.
Through an extremely tragic situation (remember we're in Oklahoma) Madison, who has always known she is an air witch, is brought to a place where she must decide which is better for her, to stay with her Mother or to go to Massachusetts, to train her witch gifts.
Curse of the Stone is chock full of malevolent secrets, back-biting roommates, new best friends and opportunities for fun, fear, contests and skill mastery. Most of all, as the reader, you will get to be deeply involved in the lives of the student witches at La Voisin Academy. And you will love it.
October 28, 2020
Madison has done her best to avoid using her powers as a witch, but she is forced to use them as a deadly storm hits suddenly and she needs to save her best friend - however, it accidentally kills her boyfriend and so she is determined to go to La Voisin School for Young Witches in order to find out how to use her powers correctly (and safely). She knows being behind her classmates is going to be a struggle but she never expected that one of those would be the murder of one of her classmates. Her main thought is if the school is spelled for safety and witches are unable to kill, how did Giselle get murdered and by who? Madison resolves to find how it happened and who was responsible especially as Giselle is currently haunting her. Added to that mystery the biggest one seems to be related to the statues - if only she could ask them.
This was definitely a good book to start the series out as it laid out a lot of the background and key pieces of information that I'm sure will be expanded on as the story is enlarged on in subsequent books. I liked the crazy dynamic between Madison and her mother which could be recognisable by some families even if it didn't involve drugs. Well written, it was easy to understand and I felt invested in Madison and her current car crash of a life. The next instalment will hopefully expand on the key elements of the story as well as introduce new ones.
This was definitely a good book to start the series out as it laid out a lot of the background and key pieces of information that I'm sure will be expanded on as the story is enlarged on in subsequent books. I liked the crazy dynamic between Madison and her mother which could be recognisable by some families even if it didn't involve drugs. Well written, it was easy to understand and I felt invested in Madison and her current car crash of a life. The next instalment will hopefully expand on the key elements of the story as well as introduce new ones.
January 22, 2020
This is a fab witchy read that once you start you will not be able to put down! Fast paced this well written story is full of magic, mystery and mayhem and is just awesome! A great start to this witchy academy series and I cannot wait to read more!
January 7, 2020
Supposedly, witches can’t kill. But Madison accidentally killed her boyfriend, and now a girl at her witch academy is dead, too.
Madison spent her life avoiding her magical abilities, but when she’s forced to use them to save her best friend from a deadly storm and accidentally kills her boyfriend as a result, she decides she needs to enroll at La Voisin School for Young Witches after all.
She knew starting a year later than her peers would come with its own struggles; she just never expected one of those struggles would be the impossible murder of a classmate. The school is spelled for safety, and witches can’t kill…so how did Giselle end up dead?
Only Giselle and her killer know, and only Madison can find out. Because now, the dead witch is haunting her. Crazy thing is, Giselle’s murder isn’t even the biggest secret this school has.
Just ask the statues.
This is a brilliant read.
Wonderful well written plot and story line that had me engaged from the start.
Love the well fleshed out characters and found them believeable.
Great suspense and action with wonderful world building that adds so much to the story.
Can't wait to read more of these.
Recommend reading.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Madison spent her life avoiding her magical abilities, but when she’s forced to use them to save her best friend from a deadly storm and accidentally kills her boyfriend as a result, she decides she needs to enroll at La Voisin School for Young Witches after all.
She knew starting a year later than her peers would come with its own struggles; she just never expected one of those struggles would be the impossible murder of a classmate. The school is spelled for safety, and witches can’t kill…so how did Giselle end up dead?
Only Giselle and her killer know, and only Madison can find out. Because now, the dead witch is haunting her. Crazy thing is, Giselle’s murder isn’t even the biggest secret this school has.
Just ask the statues.
This is a brilliant read.
Wonderful well written plot and story line that had me engaged from the start.
Love the well fleshed out characters and found them believeable.
Great suspense and action with wonderful world building that adds so much to the story.
Can't wait to read more of these.
Recommend reading.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 14, 2019
Love it, great start of a new series!!! 💖
This book is amazing!!! 🤩... Wonderful characters, great world building and story line 💯... Elemental witches, mysterious statues, dark secrets, new awesome friends 😳🤯... If Madison thought going to La Voisin would resolve all of her problems, she got it wrong 🙈... Now her life is an entire new mess, full of unknow things, secrets, mysteries, magic, all while trying to survive her new school and learn to use and control her powers... Thank God she found new friends to have her back!!! 😍... Would they be able to solve the murder of her former roommate and the mystery of the statues??? 🤔 🧐... Can't wait for the next book, need to know what will happen next!!! 🤓💞
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
This book is amazing!!! 🤩... Wonderful characters, great world building and story line 💯... Elemental witches, mysterious statues, dark secrets, new awesome friends 😳🤯... If Madison thought going to La Voisin would resolve all of her problems, she got it wrong 🙈... Now her life is an entire new mess, full of unknow things, secrets, mysteries, magic, all while trying to survive her new school and learn to use and control her powers... Thank God she found new friends to have her back!!! 😍... Would they be able to solve the murder of her former roommate and the mystery of the statues??? 🤔 🧐... Can't wait for the next book, need to know what will happen next!!! 🤓💞
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 13, 2019
There is a lot of world building in this first book and it is fone well. This is a unique take on the urban fantasy genre. There is a large cast of characters introduced, however it is done in a way that is easy to follow and keep track of. Maddison is an untrained witch going through a lot with blows that keep coming from her personal life. The academy is full of intrigue. The characters are interesting. The mysteries are more complex than they first appear. I seriously want to know about the statues! That plotline sucked me in. I was surprised by the killer reveal. I definitely want to read the next book.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 18, 2019
I really liked Madison as she has had a raw in life and decides to take control after a devastating accident. La Voisin Academy for witches might help her with her powers but it is still high school with mean girls, new friends, pressure to excel, but they also have murder and ghosts. We get to see Madison not only try and fit in at school but also try and solve a murder with the help of her friends which leads to suspense, mystery, laughs and intrigue. I can't wait to read book two and see what happens next!.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 29, 2019
What a fantastic start to a new series.
Madison is an air witch a freak storm happens and she saves her best friend who is in danger but in turn she accidentally kills her boyfriend so Madison runs home to a mother that is high on drugs so she makes the decision to enrol at a magical school for witches La Voison Academy. There Madison is bullied by the popular girl Giselle then Madison finds out that Giselle is her roommate but something happens to Giselle and Madison is under suspicion and she is determined to get to the bottom of it all. Loved this story and I can’t wait to read book 2 and I highly recommend this book it’s definitely well worth the read.
Madison is an air witch a freak storm happens and she saves her best friend who is in danger but in turn she accidentally kills her boyfriend so Madison runs home to a mother that is high on drugs so she makes the decision to enrol at a magical school for witches La Voison Academy. There Madison is bullied by the popular girl Giselle then Madison finds out that Giselle is her roommate but something happens to Giselle and Madison is under suspicion and she is determined to get to the bottom of it all. Loved this story and I can’t wait to read book 2 and I highly recommend this book it’s definitely well worth the read.
December 16, 2019
Madison has always tried to keep her powers hidden. When her best friend is in danger, she does everything she can to protect her, but it comes at a price. She decided it might be best to head to a special school that can help her gain more control of her powers and she takes off. She has a bit of a rocky start and ends up with a roommate that can't stand her. Along the way she makes a few good friends.
I really enjoyed watching Madison make her way through her new school, and friendships. Her group of friends are great and I can't wait to see what these 4 get up to in the next book.
I really enjoyed watching Madison make her way through her new school, and friendships. Her group of friends are great and I can't wait to see what these 4 get up to in the next book.
January 2, 2020
Though this book started off as another witch who doesn't know much about her power and goes off to a magical school to train, this book turned out to be much more.
Unlike most academy books, this girl doesn't have much trouble with her peers (except 1 - her roommate) but still gets embroiled in a mystery.
This book turned out to be a fast paced, easy to read, intriguing and fun read.
Loved every single page of this book and I can't wait to read more about Madison's adventures.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Unlike most academy books, this girl doesn't have much trouble with her peers (except 1 - her roommate) but still gets embroiled in a mystery.
This book turned out to be a fast paced, easy to read, intriguing and fun read.
Loved every single page of this book and I can't wait to read more about Madison's adventures.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 27, 2019
First things first, this book is excellent!! There are so many things that this book broke out of the usual tropes in this genre. I really enjoyed how even though there is some romance in the book it is not the main focus which usually happens. I felt so bad for Madison with the situations she deals with her mother on, as a girl her age really needs her mother for some of the situations she finds herself in. I can not wait to read more of this series!
January 16, 2020
Curse of Stone by Rebecca Hamilton is a wonderful story that I have loved reading very much. This is book number one a wonderful start to a bran dnew series and I can not wait ot read book number two in this wonderful series. I highly recommend this story to everyone who loves reading about fantasy and paranormal romances.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 19, 2019
Wow! I was caught up in this book from the first page and hated to get to the end. Between Madison's trials and the mysteries involved it kept me turning pages. It was fulfilling to watch Madison blossom in spite of adversaries. Loved it and can hardly wait for the next one. The mysterious statue really has my curiosity piqued.
December 20, 2019
This is a really awesome book. I got caught up in it in the first chapter and I couldnt put it down. The characters are real and the story is well written with a hint of mystery to it. I thought the story to be very enjoyable and I am looking forward to book two.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 15, 2019
I liked this story. It was interesting and intriguing. Loved the characters, Madison especially, love the way she keeps on going, even as her emotions try to keep her down.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 28, 2019
I really enjoyed reading about Madison and her life. The characters were well written. The details were done well. The author did a good job writing this book.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
January 20, 2020
An excellent story, with amazing writing, excellent world building, well developed characters and a storyline full of twists and turns that kept me reading on and on. I'll definitely read more of this series.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 15, 2019
Really enjoyed this story, with all the twists and turns it will have you gripped. Love how the main character never gives up. Would recommend to others.
December 15, 2019
Wow, well done. What a fantastic read. characters I sank right in to. Could Not put it down. Looking for a quick awesome read here it is. I would highly recommend this book.
December 18, 2019
Loved this book! So well written! Amazing characters! And the story flows really nicely! Excited for the next book!!!!
February 15, 2020
This book was amazing from beginning to end!! The characters were awesome and in could not stop reading!!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
August 5, 2021
This was an interesting plot. I liked the murder mystery about it. There wasn’t any romance. And there is something going on with the statues but it wasn’t a main plot. Which was a little confusing.
I like Madison and her leaning into her powers. She has a flighty personality which got a little annoying. Her friends didn’t seem like friends? They were just there.
Overall I liked the concept of this book. The murder mystery was well done and interesting. The random potion creating didn’t flow well. I don’t think I will continue the series.
I like Madison and her leaning into her powers. She has a flighty personality which got a little annoying. Her friends didn’t seem like friends? They were just there.
Overall I liked the concept of this book. The murder mystery was well done and interesting. The random potion creating didn’t flow well. I don’t think I will continue the series.
April 12, 2021
Glad I checked it out!
I really liked this book and will be looking to read the next installment. The story was absorbing and the characters interesting enough, although I would have liked more development for more than just the main character.
I would have rated it four stars, but the manuscript needed proofreading to fix annoying errors, and a little judicious editing would have improved the flow.
Still, I would recommend it to those of you who enjoy what I'll call "academic paranormal" stories.
I really liked this book and will be looking to read the next installment. The story was absorbing and the characters interesting enough, although I would have liked more development for more than just the main character.
I would have rated it four stars, but the manuscript needed proofreading to fix annoying errors, and a little judicious editing would have improved the flow.
Still, I would recommend it to those of you who enjoy what I'll call "academic paranormal" stories.
August 27, 2020
This was a good read. Madison decides to enroll at the academy after something bad happens. While here she is told that witches can't kill. Yet someone is killed. Now Madison has to figure out what is going on. She soon discovers the school is hiding secrets.
August 18, 2022
This book was full of drama, suspense and strong character building. Madison is a witch who accidentally kills her boyfriend while protecting her best friend. She is so traumatized that she goes to La Voison a school for witches to learn how to control her magic. She is immediately thrown into suspense and a murder but has the help of 3 friends she met at the school.
I really enjoyed this book. The characters are strong and comforting to Madison as she navigates this new world of witchcraft.
I really enjoyed this book. The characters are strong and comforting to Madison as she navigates this new world of witchcraft.
March 21, 2021
I really enjoyed that book! From the first chapter, I was completely committed and involved with the story and the main character, Madison.
Madison's first few weeks in her new magic school don't go as smoothly as she would have hoped. It reminded me of another really popular series... Group of friends working together to solve a mystery. A young witch from a mundane (Muggle / mortal) family realises she's a lot more powerful than everyone had originally thought. Yep, it definitely has a Harry Potter feel throughout 😉
The end of the book gives you enough closure to satisfy you, but not quite enough that you won't want to read book 2. Speaking of, I've already bought it and can't wait to make a start 😀
Madison's first few weeks in her new magic school don't go as smoothly as she would have hoped. It reminded me of another really popular series... Group of friends working together to solve a mystery. A young witch from a mundane (Muggle / mortal) family realises she's a lot more powerful than everyone had originally thought. Yep, it definitely has a Harry Potter feel throughout 😉
The end of the book gives you enough closure to satisfy you, but not quite enough that you won't want to read book 2. Speaking of, I've already bought it and can't wait to make a start 😀
December 18, 2019
I found "Curse of the Stone" to be a very enjoyable read. It breaks a lot of standard tropes I've read in a lot of recent paranormal series. It's listed in the Urban paranormal romance, so as a male reader of female written urban paranormal I was a little bit skeptical. Keep in mind that I don't object to romance in my stories. Romance is part of life. My problem is that many of the books that fall into this category allow the romance to become the dominant trait of the book, burying the narrative in an often absurd romance story.
The narrative of the book defies its own genre designation. As the summary indicates, Madison accidentally kills her boyfriend. In what world can you build a romance from that start. And yet, so many books I tend to dislike do just that. The heroines too frequently immediately move on without any recognition of grief in order to present what often feels like a manipulated or implausible romantic scenario "Karma cough, cough" or she hates him but is secretly drawn to him . So, having the main heroine avoid romantic entanglements was the first refreshing surprise of this book.
Other annoying tropes can be leveled at just about any paranormal series. Often the main protagonist has trust issues and stuff that would plausibly be discussed with friends or mentors aren't, building an often false tension in the book. Madison genuinely doesn't trust those around her and for reasons that are well presented. She's a complete outsider in just about every aspect of her life, so it is unsurprising she has trust issues. That said, as she gets to know some people and make friends, she does develop trust and shares her insights and opinions in well-measured, reasoned doses.
So, for me, the character's experiences ring true even though it is set in a paranormal universe. The author(s) of this book has created a really interesting new world, but just like the real world, what everyone is taught doesn't always add up. Furthermore, though Madison is presented as smart and potentially powerful, she's not annoyingly "omnipotent, but just doesn't know it yet." She actually needs and receives help from those around her and such help is presented as a natural part of life and her existence. Often the help she needs is a consequence of her lack of knowledge about the world she now inhabits or a lack of adequate training. but, she can learn from those around her.
Also, for what appears to be a book aimed at young adult readers there are some serious adult themes in the book. You learn quickly that her mother is a drug addict, which has consequences, and she does accidentally kill her boyfriend in what is presented as a traumatic event for Madison. There are also some fairly complex adult relationships that are presented in the book as well.
All in all, I found this to be an enjoyable read set in an interesting world with a really interesting main protagonist. We'll see where the story goes from here, but I'll definitely pick up the next book to check out Madison's further exploits.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
The narrative of the book defies its own genre designation. As the summary indicates, Madison accidentally kills her boyfriend. In what world can you build a romance from that start. And yet, so many books I tend to dislike do just that. The heroines too frequently immediately move on without any recognition of grief in order to present what often feels like a manipulated or implausible romantic scenario "Karma cough, cough" or she hates him but is secretly drawn to him . So, having the main heroine avoid romantic entanglements was the first refreshing surprise of this book.
Other annoying tropes can be leveled at just about any paranormal series. Often the main protagonist has trust issues and stuff that would plausibly be discussed with friends or mentors aren't, building an often false tension in the book. Madison genuinely doesn't trust those around her and for reasons that are well presented. She's a complete outsider in just about every aspect of her life, so it is unsurprising she has trust issues. That said, as she gets to know some people and make friends, she does develop trust and shares her insights and opinions in well-measured, reasoned doses.
So, for me, the character's experiences ring true even though it is set in a paranormal universe. The author(s) of this book has created a really interesting new world, but just like the real world, what everyone is taught doesn't always add up. Furthermore, though Madison is presented as smart and potentially powerful, she's not annoyingly "omnipotent, but just doesn't know it yet." She actually needs and receives help from those around her and such help is presented as a natural part of life and her existence. Often the help she needs is a consequence of her lack of knowledge about the world she now inhabits or a lack of adequate training. but, she can learn from those around her.
Also, for what appears to be a book aimed at young adult readers there are some serious adult themes in the book. You learn quickly that her mother is a drug addict, which has consequences, and she does accidentally kill her boyfriend in what is presented as a traumatic event for Madison. There are also some fairly complex adult relationships that are presented in the book as well.
All in all, I found this to be an enjoyable read set in an interesting world with a really interesting main protagonist. We'll see where the story goes from here, but I'll definitely pick up the next book to check out Madison's further exploits.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 13, 2019
Madison 's world came to a halt when she uses her powers to save her friend's life but loses the boy she loves. She feels she is responsible for Beau's death, if she was a stronger witch, she could have handle everything better. She is at the hospital with her friend, the police wanting a statement. She has no idea where her mother is. Her friend's mom takes her home to see to her mom and get rest. Her mom never made it to the game, as she was as is always is.
Maddie speaks to her mom in the morning, she decides she must go to the school. She needs to learn to control and learn about her powers.
With the guilt that she feels about Beau's death, she goes to the La Voisin. She hopes they will be able to help her.
Madison will get hazed by the popular girl at school, she won't let her in unless finds her way in. She does all she can to get in but Madison is struggling. Another student named Jaxon comes out to help her. He shows her around.
She becomes friends with Jaxon, Krista and Ivy, they help her as much as they can with her schooling. She has a huge amount to do if she wants to stay in school. Giselle is a popular girl that keeps giving Madison a hard time at every turn.
Madison finds Giselle dead on the stairs, she can't believe she found another dead person. It brings to many memories back for her. Madison feels that Giselle is haunting her, she doesn't know. She finds Giselle's notebook, that starts a quest to find what happened and why.
Madison is going to have a lot on her plate as she tries to find out who killed Giselle, keep up with her school work. They also have to work on getting ingredients for the spell that the head master going at school. She is also stressing over her mother's on going problems. She will have to decide what she wants to do with her life.
Will take all of them to find out who killed Giselle. Try to figure out the notebook and the mystery of the statues.
This is a really good, original story to read. The author keeps the read wondering who committed the crime but also wondering what is going on with the statues. Love the friendship, possible relationship between Madison and Jaxon.
I can't wait for more in this series to see what is going with Madison and everything else.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Maddie speaks to her mom in the morning, she decides she must go to the school. She needs to learn to control and learn about her powers.
With the guilt that she feels about Beau's death, she goes to the La Voisin. She hopes they will be able to help her.
Madison will get hazed by the popular girl at school, she won't let her in unless finds her way in. She does all she can to get in but Madison is struggling. Another student named Jaxon comes out to help her. He shows her around.
She becomes friends with Jaxon, Krista and Ivy, they help her as much as they can with her schooling. She has a huge amount to do if she wants to stay in school. Giselle is a popular girl that keeps giving Madison a hard time at every turn.
Madison finds Giselle dead on the stairs, she can't believe she found another dead person. It brings to many memories back for her. Madison feels that Giselle is haunting her, she doesn't know. She finds Giselle's notebook, that starts a quest to find what happened and why.
Madison is going to have a lot on her plate as she tries to find out who killed Giselle, keep up with her school work. They also have to work on getting ingredients for the spell that the head master going at school. She is also stressing over her mother's on going problems. She will have to decide what she wants to do with her life.
Will take all of them to find out who killed Giselle. Try to figure out the notebook and the mystery of the statues.
This is a really good, original story to read. The author keeps the read wondering who committed the crime but also wondering what is going on with the statues. Love the friendship, possible relationship between Madison and Jaxon.
I can't wait for more in this series to see what is going with Madison and everything else.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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