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I came late to Paula Brackston witch books , but it did not take me long to fall for the magic of them. The Return of the Witch is the long awaited sequel to The Witch`s Daughter and is even more spellbinding as she weaves this beautiful written story of love, loyalty and magic. We pick up the story five years since the dramatic events of Batchcombe woods and find that Gideon has slipped the bonds of magic that held him prisoner and has returned to earth once more. Elizabeth knows where he go-straight for Tegan, her protegee . Paula Brackston has us transported back to the English Civil War and then into the harsh realty of Victorian London as Elizabeth and Time Stepper Erasmus Balmoral face a desperate race against time to save Tegan from Gideon. Once again we have great research weaved into a story that had me page turning well into the early hours of the morning. Paula Brackston is a story-teller of the highest quality and I for one can not wait for her next book.


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The Return of the Witch A Novel The Witch Daughter Paula Brackston 9781250028815 Books Reviews

I was thrilled when I found this sequel. And I wanted to like it, but to me it was too much of find Tegan, lose Tegan. I think it would have been a prefect ending to this series if this book had been a novella. I loved the stories about how Tegan became such a strong witch. And I loved that Elizabeth finally finds happiness.I just think it could have been said without all the back and forth and kidnapping.
Elizabeth and Tegan have learned much but find there is more to know. An old foe requiring attention causes quite the disturbance. Both must learn how to face what lies ahead. Very satisfying read
Evil loves to steal good. Evil craves power. When Gideon escapes the Summerlands nothing good can be coming. Elizabeth follows him hoping to protect her protege only to find Teagan much changed. With Time Stepper Erasmus they embark on a terrible journey to stop Gideon once and for all.
As always, an excellent book from Paula! This is the first book that is a sequel for her and it was done wonderfully. The book has you leaping through time, adapting, twisting, turning and trying to figure out the end game. But she cleverly masks it until the end. The characters are very interesting; the times and circumstances true to history, but always with a little twist. I loved the book and highly recommend it!
The Witch's Daughter was great and hit the New York Times Bestseller List but its sequel, The Return of the Witch, promises to make the list as well. It is a fast paced romp through history as our twin heroines, Elizabeth and Tegan, travel with Time Stepper Erasmus Balmoral to foil the evil machinations of Gideon Masters. One cannot put this book down as the plot twists and turns. Personally, I'm hoping for another to make this a trilogy.
I love Paula Brackston's witch books, but this sequel is not as good as the original and I really prefer the ones where it's a whole new witch at a unique time and place, rather than this rehash of the characters from her first book. There is too much chasing around and the evil Gideon is a vague two dimensional character. He doesn't even appear in person until well into the book, there is lots of thinking about him rather than showing. The idea of time stepping is cool, but carrying the chase through several periods in history gets a bit chaotic and means that each one lacks depth.
Love this book from cover to cover......Paula is an excellent author. I have read everything she has ever written. Silver Witch was excellent, Witch of the blue well was fab, take your pick but grab a nice cold drink before you sit down! Keep writing Paula .....we are waiting to give you our money!
If you read the Witches Daughter you HAVE to read this one......Gideon gets his just rewards in " the return of the witches daughter"......if you love a good ending that makes you say - Yes ......you go girl!! then read this one.
I came late to Paula Brackston witch books , but it did not take me long to fall for the magic of them. The Return of the Witch is the long awaited sequel to The Witch`s Daughter and is even more spellbinding as she weaves this beautiful written story of love, loyalty and magic. We pick up the story five years since the dramatic events of Batchcombe woods and find that Gideon has slipped the bonds of magic that held him prisoner and has returned to earth once more. Elizabeth knows where he go-straight for Tegan, her protegee . Paula Brackston has us transported back to the English Civil War and then into the harsh realty of Victorian London as Elizabeth and Time Stepper Erasmus Balmoral face a desperate race against time to save Tegan from Gideon. Once again we have great research weaved into a story that had me page turning well into the early hours of the morning. Paula Brackston is a story-teller of the highest quality and I for one can not wait for her next book.