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When her brother vanishes in the night, along with all she thought to be true of magic, Parker Pennymore must unmask family secrets, travel far beyond the castle walls, and convince her sisters Quinn and Aven to break a few laws along the way - but what's a hero's journey…
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I loved this story as Eric weaves an enchanting tale that is unique and captivating. The world drew me in with its various realms, some of which are hidden. I loved the magical mix of potions, spells, talking animals, powerful wizards, and dynamic, witty, and brave sisters.
Could you imagine a world where writing and books have been forbidden? I was happy to learn about a hidden library within the Pennymore’s home and my mind lit up whenever Parker entered this library with flying books, papers, quills, and more.
It was such a fun read and I highly recommend this…
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