This review is also on Living for the Books3.5 starsDefinitely better than the first book. From what I remember Burn Mark was a bit slow and hard to follow because there were just so many characters, but Witch Fire starts off with plenty of action and it was much easier to understand.The best part a...
This is quite a clever little book. It is set in a dystopian world of humans and witches, who are feared and rejected for their power, which is called their fae.The author has the witch hunters or anti-witch brigades going back to the use of barbaric, archaic and medieval methods of witch torture an...
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