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      Witch Hunt

      by Kristen S. Walker
      Published
      May 2014
      Main Genre
      Fantasy Fantasy
      Pages
      262
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      Series
      Fae of Calaveras Book 2

      About This Book

      She wished her mom would disappear. Now her mom's missing, and all she wants is to find her again. 

      Teen witch Rosamunde broke the spell her mother, Rosmerta, used to control her family and reported the illegal use of magic to the Faerie Court. So her mom became a fugitive from the law, taking Rosa's younger sister Akasha with her. When none of the faeries can track down her mother, Rosa realizes that she'll have to be the one to find her mom. 

      Rosa takes a dangerous risk: getting close to the mysterious exiled Unseelie who helped her mother go into hiding. To gain their trust, she'll have to break the rules. Her faeriekin friends, Ashleigh and Glen, and kitsune boyfriend, Kai, worry that she's getting in too deep. But for the chance to confront her mother and save her sister, Rosa will sacrifice anything . . . maybe even the things that she believes in the most.

      Disclaimer: This story contains LGBT and gender non-conforming characters.

      Series Placement

      Book 2
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      Genres & Themes

      Genres

      Speculative Fiction

      Subgenres

      Fantasy

      Age Level

      Kids (12 & Under) Kids: Middle Grade

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