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Imprint: Corgi Childrens
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Published: 20/07/2018
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ISBN: 9780552577229
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Length: 304 Pages
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Dimensions: 198mm x 19mm x 129mm
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Weight: 213g
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RRP: £7.99
The Iron Witch
Freak.
That's what they call seventeen-year-old Donna Underwood at Ironbridge High School. A horrific fey attack that killed her father when she was just a child left Donna branded with iron tattoos that cover her hands and arms - and magically enhanced strength, that she now does all she can to hide.
Now, after ten years of wishing for a normal life, Donna finally accepts her role in the centuries-old war against the darkest outcasts of Faerie - the dark elves. Aided by Xan, a gorgeous half-fey dropout, Donna must save her best friend's life - and that means betraying one of the world's greatest secrets and confronting the very thing that destroyed her family.
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Imprint: Corgi Childrens
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Published: 20/07/2018
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ISBN: 9780552577229
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Length: 304 Pages
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Dimensions: 198mm x 19mm x 129mm
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Weight: 213g
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RRP: £7.99
Reviews
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Karen Mahoney is a brilliant storyteller, blending magic and alchemy with bold, captivating characters who step right off the page and draw you into their world. You'll fall under this book's spell
Richelle Mead, New York Times #1 bestselling author of the "Vampire Academy" series
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Mahoney's debut sizzles with romance and alchemical swashbuckling, but it's the steadfast character of Donna Underwood that kept me hooked. Her choices, her loyalty, her determination - all make for a refreshing and captivating read
Tiffany Trent, author of the "Hallowmere" series and "The Unnaturalists"
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This story has it all for fans of (sub)urban fantasy: vicious adversaries, devoted friendship and first romance
Kirkus
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The Iron Witch has managed to present original ideas in what is a crowded genre, and that's something worth noting. It's perfect for fans of all things magic, fey and urban, or just readers looking for a good story to escape into
Wondrous Reads
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The Iron Witch is an interesting combination of fairy magic and alchemy, which makes it very different to a lot of the other fairy-centric novels around at the moment. I like fairies, and I like alchemy, so I felt this was likely to be a winning combination for me and I wasn't disappointed
The Bookbag
