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A Sweet Magic

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Reads 1,748
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Parts 74
Time 5h 16m

Part One💫
Sent to spend the summer with her eccentric nan, Cathy would sooner be anywhere else. The rooms in Topsy Turvey House are bursting with boxes and thick with dust. Apart from one. Inside the dingy drawing room hangs an antique mirror, and when it tries to eat her, Cathy's sure things can't get any worse.
 But soon after, she wakes to find herself trapped in the fairy realm by a powerful sorcerer called Hex. His only explanation is his need for a servant. However, working for Hex proves to be impossible. He's the most despicable creature Cathy has ever met. And destined for more than emptying chamber pots, she plans to escape.
 With the help of a cat called Tibbles, Cathy soon learns that things are not as they seem beyond the mirror.

Part Two💫
When Cathy left the fairy realm, she never expected to return.
She was guilty of treason after freeing Hex from King Julius' dungeon. But when her brother falls through the portal in her nan's antique mirror, Cathy must follow, no matter the consequences. 
Hidden behind the mirror is a realm inhabited by witches, dragons, goblins, and a sorcerer determined to rescue his wife from the horrid Prince Horace.
And thanks to Cathy, Hex is free. Hex heads toward Horace's castle but soon meets a large talking toad with his own tale.
Once a respectable goblin, Prince Horace cursed Chester for theft, turning him into a toad, and banishing him from court. 
In need of an ally, Hex offers to break Horace's spell if Chester will guide him into the castle. Eager to return to his privileged life, Chester agrees.
However, when Hex hears of Cathy's return, he faces a dilemma: continue on and rescue Rose or turn back and save Cathy.
But will Cathy prove she has what it takes to save herself and her brother?All Rights Reserved

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