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Call of the Wraith
Call of the Wraith | Kevin Sands
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Christopher Rowe is back and there are more puzzles, riddles, and secrets to uncover in this fourth novel of the award-winning Blackthorn Key series. Christopher Rowe has no idea who he is. After being shipwrecked in Devonshire, he wakes up alone, his memories gone. Villagers tell him he was possessed by an unseen evil, and only became conscious after being visited by the local witch. As Christopher tries to get his bearings, he realizes his current state may be far from coincidence. Dark events have been happening in this corner of Britain—village children are disappearing without a trace. There are whispers that the malevolent ghost of the White Lady has returned to steal the children away, one by one, and consume their souls. Thankfully, friends Tom and Sally find Christopher and help him reconnect with his unique skills and talents, even as his memories elude him. But as motives and secrets are revealed, Christopher finds himself in a desperate race to reclaim his memories and discover the missing children before it’s too late.
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Malachi.Maret
Call of the Wraith | Kevin Sands
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This book was... not satisfying. Kevin Sand‘s books usually have another level of mystery but this book was too clean cut. It didn‘t have the same creative plot as the others and the ending didn‘t fit with the plot of the series. I liked the way it was written and the characters were very well produced, but otherwise not great! Although it had a nice plot summary since it came out later than the other books, making it nicer/easier to read!

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48milebran
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Traditionally, this series is known for it's high paced, action packed drama it provides as the book unravels. Our protagonist, however, is introduced almost as a new character due to his sudden loss of memories. As Christopher tries to regain his memories, the “Crow“ plots his scheme. This provides a slow read which is a nice break from all the action.

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TracyReadsBooks
Call of the Wraith | Kevin Sands
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Just saw that the 4th installment in the Blackthorn Key series is due out this September. This series is a family favorite—and always a read aloud. The teens insist! (It‘s MG but you‘re never too old for a good story!) If you haven‘t met Christopher Rowe, an apothecary‘s apprentice in medieval London, I highly recommend checking out the first book, The Blackthorn Key. The series starts strong and just keeps on getting better!

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