Verity Vox and the Curse of Foxfire
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Verity Vox and the Curse of Foxfire
Narrated by:
Jennifer Hale
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Narrated by:
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Jennifer Hale
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By:
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Don Martin
The rules here are simple:
Don’t look in the trees.
Don’t whistle in the woods at night.
Don’t answer if you hear your name called.
And remember . . . everything wants.
Verity Vox is a witch-in-training who has never met a problem her spells can’t solve. But when a cryptic plea for help sends her to the forgotten coal mining town of Foxfire, she soon learns even magic has its limits.
Verity discovers a curse was laid years ago by a traveling magician who vanished into the ancient Appalachian hills to seek greater power. Crops won’t grow. Bellies go hungry. Even treasured possessions fall apart. What’s worse, people have gone missing amidst rumors that they’ve sought out the magician who is lying in wait for those foolish or desperate enough to strike a deal with him.
The witch must break the curse, find a missing girl, and solve the mystery of what’s really under the mountain before the town falls forever into the clutches of the monster lurking in the hills.
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great listen highly recommend
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Utterly delightful
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It had the right mix of:
1. A fantastic world which was built in a way making me wish for more stories set in the universe.
2. A heroine who feels real and goes through her experiences in a very believable way.
3. A plot filled with happy and with bittersweet moments.
4. A gentle and sweet love.
5. A magic cat (sort of).
All of these are finished with a bow of really good writing, at times it’s as if I could smell the air filled with wet earth or cold wind.
I really enjoyed a story which didn’t focus on the romance, it felt refreshing to read something entirely action- driven but with a tiny sprinkle of cute romance. I wish I could read it for the first time again!
Simply fantastic
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