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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Stella Mayweather #4

Magic Rising (Stella Mayweather #4)

Camilla Chafer

Kindle Edition | Pages: 309 pages

Rating: 4.15 | 708 Users | 20 Reviews

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Title	:	Magic Rising (Stella Mayweather #4)
Author	:	Camilla Chafer
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 309 pages
Published	:	June 6th 2012 (first published June 5th 2012)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal Romance. Fiction. Magic

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For Stella, the Witches’ Council Summit is supposed to be about getting to know her fellow witches but instead she finds herself on trial for murder. The accusations may be evidence of a sinister plot at work or they may be a ruse to draw attention away from the mounting tensions as the witches vie for supremacy. Reaching out to her boyfriend Evan for help would be reassuring… if he wasn’t oddly unreachable, working a case even his closest friend doesn't know anything about

As the ominous reasons behind the trial come to light, an assassin unleashes a terrifying campaign against the Council candidates. With tensions running high and accusations flying faster than a backfiring spell, the witches are forced to gather together for safety, but that might just lead to an implosion as the culprit is sought.

Plus there’s the small matter of an ancient talisman the werewolves want, a talisman that they say was stolen, but the more she investigates, the more it appears that it isn’t the simple artefact they claim it to be.

With Evan still missing and her world more complicated than ever, the choices Stella must make might confirm her place as a formidable witch in her new world or leave her excommunicated… forever

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Another great installment in the series. We get to see more of the council and the machinations of more than just the witches. Stella continues to grow as a person and as a witch. Loved the relationships with all of her friends, and the direction the series seems to be going in. Nicely done...keep them coming,

omg.....I couldn't see this one coming....lots of suspense, excitement, disbelief and wow. loved the book and what what has enfolded for stella and her friends. ..shocking about Evan and I got a soft spot for gage. I cannot wait for the next book.....

This has been the best book so far in the series. Stella just can't get out of the bit, everyone has it in for her. Going solo to save her friend from the brotherhood was a big decision and not telling anyone was a risk. once Stella arrives back in England she was in for a surprise. This journey have ore insight to her parents and family that she may or may not have, also finding out that there are many more witches in England and she wasn't one of the last few has helped Stella with her

Well worth the scribd credit.I just find this series super enjoyable. I chuckle, I get annoyed.Really love this.

Alright, the first thing I want to mention is that lady on the cover is not the same Stella on the last three books covers. What happen with that? The book was good, but not better than the previous books. There was excitement through out, but no true explosive ending. I am really not an Evan fan, Gage all the way. But I am sure Evan will be the victor in the end. Loved getting to know the friends better. Hopefully all will be present in the future. Loved Micah's humor. Etoile's strength.

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I read this book on a transatlantic flight and once started I couldn't put it down.Like all the other Stella ones it was gripping.Great read.