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Witchstruck
Publisher: Corgi Children's
The future Elizabeth I has been imprisoned by her half-sister Queen Mary at the ruined, isolated palace of Woodstock, and 15-year-old Meg Lytton is sent to serve her. But Meg is no ordinary girl: taught by her aunt, a white witch, she has unusual magical gifts that soon become of interest to the outcast princess. But when Alejandro de Castillo, a young Spanish priest joins the household, Meg finds herself in peril - and realises she is rapidly falling in love with a dangerous enemy.
Victoria Lamb's first historical romance immerses readers in the atmosphere of intrigue and mutual suspicion of the Tudor court. Fast-paced and suspenseful, this is a novel which will appeal to both fans of the supernatural and those with an interest in historical fiction.
What you thought...
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Book girl, 19 May 2016
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I read this book, I found so amazing. I couldn't even put down the book after the first chapter. Victoria is one of my favorite writers ever! :)
Nuhaa, 03 November 2015
I haven't read this, but it sounds like a brilliant book. Why is it in the romance section though?