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Chargement... Black Arts, Tarts, and Gypsy Cartspar Erin Johnson
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With the Summer Sea Carnival visiting the enchanted island of Bijou Mer, Imogen jumps at the chance to help run the royal bakery booth. It'll get her out of the palace and allow her to continue avoiding her feelings for a certain engaged prince. Imogen's plans to lay low are shattered when the world-famous necromancer, Madame Zerna, is found dead, sawed in half on the dark magician's table and Imogen's friend Rhonda is caught red-handed. With incriminating evidence piling up against Rhonda, Zerna's rival, Imogen promises to help clear her name by finding the real murderer. But between running the booth, encouraging Maple as she struggles to lead as head baker, and taking spell lessons from the friendly strong man, Imogen's got her hands full. And it's no easier getting information from the evasive dark magician or Madame Zerna's secretive assistant. Even Rhonda's hiding something. With the Night of the Dead fast approaching, and Rhonda headed for a maximum security witch prison, Imogen races to unearth the real killer in time to save her friend. But in a mysterious carnival where nothing's as it seems, will Imogen have the magical powers to keep from being on the chopping block herself? Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Compared to book 1, this one reads more like a journal entry if that makes sense? There are more dives into Imogens head than the last book.
It does continue the story arc started in book one, while having it's own investigative adventure. I love that there is an over arcing problem that won't be solved but will continue to burden Imogen instead of the book wrapping up peachy keen.
Erin does a fabulous job of world building, I love the magical world she has created within our own and can't wait to discover more about the different kingdoms and how the world politics operate. ( )