The Sisters' Grimoire

by Suza Kates

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Pub Date Jan 04 2015 | Archive Date Aug 14 2015

Description

Tate Whiteburn has come home to Bar Harbor, Maine, but what should have been a short trip takes an unexpected turn. The Victorian house near the cliffs holds much more than painful memories, and when lightning strikes midnight, family secrets unfold.

She and her sisters have no choice but to work together, as they find strength they never knew they had . . . and face danger from a place they never knew existed.

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EDITION	Ebook
ISBN	9781942318064
PRICE	$2.99 (USD)

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Rosemary S, Librarian

Tate Whiteburn didn’t intend to be at her family home in Bar Harbor for long, but a family secret will compel both she and her sisters to join forces to defeat an an enemy they never knew they had all the while discovering a family power passed down through the centuries

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Amy T, Reviewer

I requested this book because I love Suza Kates, but this didn't seem to be her normal story. Yes, there were witches, but no love story - hints, if there is a future series - but nothing concrete. It was well-written and the characters are developed with room enough to grow.

Enjoyable story, but I missed the love story part.

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Chantale F, Reviewer

The Sister's Grimoire was pretty good but I think it would have been better if there was more of a back story to the main characters but other than that I enjoyed it . I kept reading and I actually ended up staying up a little later than I had planned because I wanted to finish this and read the end.

I give this 3 out of 5 (just because there should have been more back story)