Paula Brackston's new book The Return of the Witch, sequel to The Witch's Daughter book was a strange book. In a way it was really interesting but at the same time it was really annoying. This time the story starts five years after Elizabeth tricked Gideon and took him to Summerland.4/5. 8 rows · · "When it comes to deftly mingling different fiction genres, Paula Brackston is something of a Brand: St. Martin's Publishing Group. "When it comes to deftly mingling different fiction genres, Paula Brackston is something of a magician herself. The Return of the Witch, the author’s sequel to her first book, is a spellbinding story comprised of equal measures of fantasy, time-travel, and history spiced up with a generous dash of danger and suspense." ―bltadwin.ru(K).
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