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Witchfall (The Tudor Witch Trilogy Book 2)

Witchfall (The Tudor Witch Trilogy Book 2)

Published in
2013
3.80
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Description

London, 1555. At the court of Mary Tudor, life is safe for no one. The jealous, embittered queen sees enemies all around her, and the infamous Spanish Inquisition holds the court in its merciless grip. But Meg Lytton has more reason to be afraid than most - for Meg is a witch, and exposure would mean certain death. Even more perilous, Meg is secretly betrothed to the young priest Alejandro de Castillo; a relationship which they must hide at all costs.In the service of the queen's sister, Princess Elizabeth, Meg tries to use her powers to foretell her mistress's future. But when a spell goes terribly wrong, and Meg begins to have horrifying dreams, she fears she has released a dark spirit into the world, intent on harming her and those around her.
Age
12-18
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
368 pages
Book in series
#2

Why to read

  • Engaging Historical Fantasy: 'Witchfall' offers readers a captivating blend of historical fiction and fantasy, set during the intriguing Tudor period. It provides a unique perspective on history with the addition of witchcraft and magic, making it a must-read for fans of both genres.
  • Character Development: The second book in The Tudor Witch Trilogy allows readers to delve deeper into the life of the protagonist, Meg Lytton, and her development as a character. Readers who enjoyed her journey in the first book will appreciate the complexities and growth she experiences in 'Witchfall'.
  • Rich Tudor Setting: Victoria Lamb meticulously recreates the Tudor era, providing readers with vivid descriptions and an immersive experience. The attention to historical detail is perfect for those who have an interest in this period of English history and enjoy being transported back in time.
  • Continuation of the Trilogy: As the second installment of The Tudor Witch Trilogy, 'Witchfall' is essential for readers who want to continue the story that began in 'Witchstruck'. It sets the stage for the concluding events in the final book, making it a key read for those invested in the overarching narrative.