Witch and Wizard

Witch and Wizard, Book 4: Whit and Wisty Allgood have finally triumphed over the evil that has long overshadowed their world with their defeat of The One Who Is The One. Now they move on to their next mission: becoming members of a governing council that will return the Overworld to a place of creativity, magic, and freedom from persecution. But it isn't long before the city is threatened from inside and out. The adults on the Council want to control the use of magic in the city, and a fearsome Wizard King threatens war. As Wisty begins a new relationship with an intense and mysterious boy and the pressures of leading the city bear down on them, Whit and Wisty find themselves growing apart. Will they be able to come together to fight the mounting threats that could return their world to the hands of a tyrant? James Patterson delivers what the fans have been asking for - the story of what happens next - with an epic fourth installment about the heroic teen witch and wizard that have captured our imaginations. ©2013 James Patterson and Jill Dembowski

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Glory in Death by J.D. Robb

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Eve Dallas is a credit to all female detectives. It doesn't matter that her character fights crime in the future New York. She is thorough, devoted and headstrong. Just the right person to solve a murder case; no matter the century.



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Dead or Alive

Dead or Alive by Tom Clancy

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


A fast pace story, with so many twist and turns; it's almost impossible to keep up with every facet of the story. Tom Clancy weaves a tale, linking together multiple characters and plots; creating an ending that is sure to curl your toes. Of course; his cliff hanger is sure to be continued in his next book.



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Childhoods End

Childhood's End by Arthur C. Clarke

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


This book forces you to look deep inside of yourself. Not intellectually; but in a way that demands you to ask deep probing questions. Who am I? Why am I here? What is my purpose? When I finished this book; I wondered if these characters asked these questions. There is a part in the story, where the writer leaves the reader with a large gap; more than eighty years time. While mankind is spiraling down; out of existence. The reader is left to wonder, how did the last of humankind see themselves. The descriptions are vivid and frightening. Yet, in the end; he manages to paint a picture of hope. A new beginning in a new galaxy.



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