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Traitor to the Crown: A Spell for the Revolution
by C.C. FinlayCover Artist: Design: Jae Song; Inset Illustration: Craig Howell Review by Mel Jacob Del Rey Mass Market Paperback ISBN/ITEM#: 9780345503916 Date: 19 May 2009 List Price $7.99 Amazon US / Amazon UK / Show Article / C.C. Finlay's trilogy Traitor to the Crown continues with A Spell for the Revolution. It opens with Proctor Brown, a patriot and witch, on a mission to Virginia to collect a young witch, Alexandra Walker. After an attack detailed in Traitor to the Crown: The Patriot Witch, the school for witches at The Farm disbanded and sent the members to their homes. Now, it appears someone is 'collecting' young witches. He encounters a stranger he first mistakes for a scarecrow by the name of Bootzamon. Proctor continues on his way, but senses something very wrong when he reaches the Walker home. Inside, he discovers the mutilated corpses of a man and a woman, but no sign of Alexandra. From official release/information: Product Description: After making early gains on the battlefields, General Washington's struggling young armies are being relentlessly pressed back by British troops and Hessian mercenaries. Among the enemy's ranks is a mysterious force from the Covenant, a secret society of evil witches that for centuries has been pulling the strings of European history: a Hessian necromancer who drinks the power of other witches like a vampire and whose allies include devils and ghosts. Now this man seeks to sap the fighting spirit of Washington's troops by means of a pernicious curse, chaining the souls of the dead to the spirits of the living. (Source: Del Rey)
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