Mirror, Mirror (Book 2)

Mirror, Mirror (Book 2)

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Sun, Sep 9, 20185h 28m
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Fantasy
Sequel to the Esterville Series. Rather than giving the class a lesson, Oliver Harper's History teacher, Ms. Fern, takes her students on a journey to Camp Esterville, a place where the fire of '87 began. There, they meet a charismatic camp counselor named Jake Mitchell, the so-called survivor of the fire. By feeding fun and tales to the children, Jake has won the attention of Ms. Fern's class, except Oliver, who worries deeply about his mother at home. But as a campfire story went awry, Ms. Fern disappears the next morning, leaving her classmates under scrutiny. Suspicious, Oliver and Amelia have decided to investigate the happenings in the camp: discovering an old tool shed in the forest, a red satanic circle painted on the boys' bathroom tiles, and an old yearbook not intrigued the duo, but wonders what other supernatural force is out there. With clues and questions arousing the atmosphere, one has to wonder. .what will happen next?
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Spencer Nyxwell doesn't fit anywhere. Not in Ashthorne, not in public school, not even in her own skin. She's a witch with powers she can't control and a bloodline her mother refuses to explain. When her temper sets her principal's car on fire, she's sent to Nightwell Academy, a school where monsters, witches, and outcasts are locked away from the rest of the world. Nightwell is supposed to keep her safe. Instead, it drags her straight into a nightmare. Students vanish. A portal splits open in the woods. Spencer rips a seventh grader out of a world that feeds on fear, only to discover her own father might be trapped inside it. The Society swears they're protecting the school from the Nightmare World. Their leader, Jake, wants her to join them. But their power feels more like worship than sacrifice, and the closer she gets, the more the shadows crawl.

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