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by Carolyn MacCullough

LaurenF rated it

14 years ago

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4.5 STARSThis is a great sequel by a really engaging author. In a time and genre where a lot of authors are writing bookings 600+ pages long with a lots of brooding and very little action this book is a refreshing treat. We are thrown right into the action and it doesn't stop until the very last pa...

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Between the Pages rated it

14 years ago

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I very recently read Once A Witch, the first book in this series and really enjoyed it! Tamsin is a breath of fresh air and I really connected to her. She struggles with not fitting in her family, being the only one who doesn't have a Talent. Or doesn't seem to have one as we discover in the book. B...

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[B.O.O.K.L.I.F.E] rated it

14 years ago

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My only complaint was that it was to short.

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Books With Bite rated it

14 years ago

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This book started right where it left off and another adventure began. Only this time, Tamsin must make choice that can change the fate of her family's entire future.One thing I enjoyed about this book is the great plot line the reader gets to go on. Tamsin is thrown back in time, trying to save her...

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kathymartin9237 rated it

14 years ago

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Tamsin Greene who was raised in a family with Talents but without any of her own has discovered that she has Talents. Now she must travel back in time to stop the evil Knight family from destroying her family in the past. Most of the story takes place in New York City in 1887 when Tamsin gets a job ...

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Bellwether Book Reviews rated it

14 years ago

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Even better than the first book. Great storyline and characters. But, I am curious as to what direction the next book will take Tamsin, since this one wrapped things up pretty nicely.

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Ashleigh Paige rated it

14 years ago

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Also appears on The Screaming Nitpicker.Tamsin Greene once thought she was a Talentless girl in a family of Talented witches and wizards/warlocks/whatevers, but she now knows that she isn't. She has the power to keep others from using their Talents and copy someone's Talent if it is used against her...

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stitchreadcook rated it

14 years ago

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Conclusion to Once A Witch.I'm always a little nervous with sequels, especially when I really enjoyed the first book Once A Witch. I'm worried I will be disappointed!Thankfully I wasn't disappointed with this story, I did like the first book more - but this was a great conclusion to the story of Ta...

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My Blogtastiic reviews rated it

14 years ago

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This was a great sequel to 'Once a Witch'When we left the first book, Tamsin had not only discovered that she indeed had a talent, but it was more than one. She also discovered some secrets her family had kept hidden from her. Throughout the journey that she took in 'Once a Witch'.. she ended up wit...

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GizmosReviews rated it

14 years ago

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Synopsis: Tamsin Greene has been haunted by her grandmothers prophecy that she will soon be forced to make a crucial decision - one so terrible that it could harm her family's future. When she discovers that her enemy, Alistair Knight, went back in time to Victorian Era New York, Tamsin is forced to...

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