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Stay for a Spell by Amy Coombe

Stay for a Spell

by Amy Coombe

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  • Apr 2026, 384 pages
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Stay for A Spell
I found this novel to be challenging to complete. It read like a cross between Harry Potter and Charmed. The plot line was basic. The language was inconsistent in that it was genre specific at points and then would jump to current day. The plot was repetitive and predictable. Thoroughly boring.

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