Author: Natalie Whipple
Publication Date: April 15th 2014
~A copy was provided by HarperTeen and Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review~
~A copy was provided by HarperTeen and Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review~
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Josephine Hemlock has spent the last 10 years hiding from the Curse that killed her mother. But when a mysterious man arrives at her ivy-covered, magic-fortified home, it’s clear her mother’s killer has finally come to destroy the rest of the Hemlock bloodline. Before Jo can even think about fighting back, she must figure out who she’s fighting in the first place. The more truth Jo uncovers, the deeper she falls into witchcraft darker than she ever imagined. Trapped and running out of time, she begins to wonder if the very Curse that killed her mother is the only way to save everyone she loves.
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I was pleasantly surprised with The House of Ivy and Sorrow,
after Transparency, which let's say, I hated didn't really like all that
much. Probably since it was being compared to X-Men, and it didn't even come
close, and I'm very protective of X-Men. It's serious, okay? And since The House of Ivy and Sorrow had
nothing to even remotely to do with that, what the hell?
And I enjoyed it. (I know.)