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The Enchanter Heir — Cinda Williams Chima
Out October 1, 2013 The Thorn Hill Massacre was a brutal attack on the anawizard weir. Only some of the children there survived and those that did, did come out unharmed. Jonah survived but anyone he touches dies, which makes … Continue reading
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Tagged Cinda Williams Chima, Cliff hanger, continuous story, Ellen, Emma, Enchanter Heir, Guitars, Jack, Jonah, Madison, Magic, mainliners, Modern Fantasy, Music, Savant, Scott Westerfeld, Seph, Survivors, Thorn Hill, Weir, wizard politics
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Confessions from a Bibliophile 