Ace is Wild

by C.B. McKee

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Pub Date Sep 14 2012 | Archive Date May 15 2014

Description

Uprooted from a small Texas town, Florence "Ace" Fox is stashed in a camp for orphans, Weirdness abounds with the director talking of wizards and casting spells. He even claims she's possessed, and that the entity is sending her power levels off the charts.

Rebel Wizards learn of her strength and decide they can use Ace to their benefit and greed to gain control of The World!! They plot against her.

In danger and on the run, Ace and her friends' travel through the old west looking for a way to rid her of the entity. They discover that only the leaders of the wizarding world can help, but will she like their solution?

Jail, death, or powerless.

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Advance Praise

Great concept, entertaining characters, and a fun romp. I really enjoyed the book overall. Ace is a spunky young woman with an array of friends and allies that tickled my fancy. The novel takes place in the Civil War era, but doesn't really involve the war or its politics. Instead, it focuses on a hidden world of magic in the era. - Goodread Lee French

A young adult story about a girl searching for where she belongs. She discovers that she's different in a big way. She's a wizard, a very powerful wizard. There are people out there that want her dead. Coming of age quickly she discover who are her true friends and how difficult charting a course through a new world can be. C. B. McKee has a great voice and I enjoyed this book.- B&N - Anonymous