Amanda Marrone

Devoured

Witchin' ain't easy. Jules has a rebellious streak, a massive crush on Connor, and the abilities of a Revealer witch. By day, she and her coven friends seem like typical high school seniors. By night, they have the power to make werewolves, vampires, and ghosts reveal themselves, so they can destroy them. It's not exactly cheerleading, but at least the girls know they're doing the world some good. One by one, Jules's friends turn eighteen and are initiated into the coven's inner circle. And one by one, they are getting completely freaked out. Jules is the youngest, and though her friends are too scared tell her what's going on, something's clearly not right. As her birthday approaches, Jules realizes she's got to find out what's behind the shadows of her coven before it's too late to save her friends...and herself. But what she discovers may be too powerful for even the toughest witches to defeat.

Revealers

Jordan thinks her life can't get any worse as she sits drinking alone in her room until her dead ex-boyfriend starts appearing nightly at her window asking to come in.

Uninvited

Resigning herself to the family vampire-slaying business, Daphne Van Helsing and her family members are summoned to a town in Maine, where they discover a formidable new vampire species and Daphne falls for the son of rival slayers.

Slayed

False accusations and false confessions of witchcraft in Salem, Massachusetts, took her mother, Tituba, away, and now Violet seeks revenge on those who tore her family apart. A year after the Salem Witch Trials ended, many are acting as if they never happened, but thirteen-year-old Violet is still desperately seeking closure. Her mother, Tituba, was one of the first accused of witchcraft by Betty and Abigail, two girls Violet had regarded as sisters. Instead of denying the accusations, her mother had confessed. She's always found it difficult to reconcile her mother's supernatural dealings with the mother she knew. When the governor of Massachusetts pardons the remaining accused of witchcraft, Violet longs for her mother's release from prison so they can be a family again. But she finds that Reverend Parris has sold her parents, and she vows to sign the Devil's book herself in order to punish the Parris family and possibly find a way to reunite with her parents. When she comes across two other girls also seeking vengeance, they convince Violet to join their coven, where the magic becomes darker and darker. Violet feels uneasy about using dark magic, but she desparately wants revenge. Will Violet find closure, or will the dark magic be her undoing? This historical, powerful story of family, revenge, and reconciling is a can't-miss novel from Amanda Marrone.

Salem's Lost Story of Tituba's Daughter

Only the Stars Know Her Name

False accusations and false confessions of witchcraft in Salem, Massachusetts, took her mother, Tituba, away from her. Now Violet seeks revenge on those who tore her family apart. Readers will be instantly transported back in time in this dark and gripping novel! It's been a year since the Salem Witch Trials ended, and while the townspeople try their best to act like nothing happened, thirteen-year-old Violet simply can't, as everything she held dear was ripped away from her. Her mother, Tituba, was accused of witchcraft by Betty and Abigail Parris, two girls Violet had grown up with and regarded as sisters. And instead of denying those allegations, Tituba had confessed to the crimes. But why? Her mother would never have done the wicked acts she was charged with. Would she? Once the remaining accused of witchcraft are pardoned, Violet inquires about her missing parents, only to learn that Reverend Parris has sold them to a man who took them north. Now filled with rage and wanting retribution, she comes across Tammy Younger and Elizabeth Prince, two girls who're also seeking vengeance amid all this turmoil. Together, the three form a coven, signing their names to the Devil's book, and they find solace in the newness and excitement of the magic they're practicing. But once the magic grows darker and forges a destructive path through their community, will Violet achieve the closure she longs for, or will the darkness consume them all? This historical, powerful story of family, revenge, and reconciling is a can't-miss novel from Amanda Marrone.

Maggie has discovered a kobold—a creature similar to a house brownie but with an evil bent. Her grandfather trapped a particular kobold thirty years ago to keep it away from Maggie’s father, but the creature has escaped and is out to punish Maggie's family. Narrowly escaping the creature in her house, Maggie and Hasenpfeffer head to Mr. McGuire’s Magic Repair Shop to repair the spell and end up in a tricky spot thanks to Milo the Magnificent. Milo may still be trapped in the magice mirror, but he's trying to get out, and in the kobold he may have found someone to help him--even if that includes kidnapping Fiona and Mr. McGuire! Can Maggie foil Milo's plans, stop the kobold, rescue her friends, and escape the mirror maze? Or will she be stuck inside forever?

Master of Mirrors

Twelve-year-old Maggie Malloy can make wishes come true. But she’s learned that people like magic better in storybooks than in real life, and longs to find someone who understands her power. When she’s forced to spend a year with her grandmother, Maggie discovers an old magic repair shop—and the owner, Mr. McGuire, is a real magician, just like Maggie! She becomes Mr. Maguire’s apprentice and learns how to repair cauldrons, break disfiguring hexes, and mend magic hats that won’t stop duplicating rabbits. But Maggie is in more trouble than she bargained for when an evil magician, Milo the Magnificent, comes to town with his deadly magic act….

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