However, I will say that Resurrection manages to keep you guessing until the very end, throwing out new twists and characters just when you think you've managed to figure it all out.ĭarkness and corruption is zeroing in on Amanda, Nicole and Holly, but with the right knowledge and by working together, only they (and Owen) can turn back the malicious Merlin from destroying the world and killing them. I don't wish to give out any spoilers, from any of the three books, so I won't go into deep details. It may not have the traditional HEA (happily ever after), but this HEA matches the story and characters, and that's all that really matters, right? After having the last two books leaving you hanging, wanting more, Holder and Viguie finally managed to wrap it all up nicely, leaving the reader satisfied. It may not be every one's cup of tea, and the magic in these books are nothing like Harry Potter, quiet the opposite in fact, filled with darkness and evil, and you never quiet know which side everyone is on.But that's one of the things I enjoy so much about this series.Īnd Wicked: Resurrection was anything but a disappoint, a fitting conclusion to the series. Before the end, sacrifices will be made, alliances forged, and old friends lost forever.Įver since I read Wicked two years ago, I've been a fan of this series.

And only united do they have any chance at victory. The Cahors witches must come together and find Jer and Eli as both the Deveraux and the Cahors family lines face eradication.Īll the secrets of the Cahors will be revealed, forcing them to overcome their greatest weaknesses in order to achieve their most powerful strengths. A threat more powerful and more frightening than anything they have faced has been watching and waiting.

WHAT THE CAHORS witches thought was the end of their troubles was only the beginning.

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