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Title	:	Origins (Wicca #11)
Author	:	Cate Tiernan
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 184 pages
Published	:	May 13th 2002 by Puffin
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Witches. Magic

Origins (Wicca #11)

Cate Tiernan

Paperback | Pages: 184 pages

Rating: 4.05 | 7787 Users | 188 Reviews

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This installment of the Wicca series really took a dark turn.

The book begins with Morgan and Hunter beginning to read a Book of Shadows written by Rose MacEwan, an ancestor of Morgan's, and the rest of the book is said Book of Shadows, telling the tale of Rose and her first love Diarmuid, as well as her powerful abilities and connection to the Goddess. This tale of course takes a dark turn, and we find out the origins of the Dark Wave which affected both Morgan and Hunter's families.

My first book from the series that I read for the first-time, this certainly did not disappoint, and encourages me even more to continue with this YA series, despite being an adult.

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Original Title:	Origins
ISBN:	0142301094 (ISBN13: 9780142301098)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Wicca #11

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Ratings: 4.05 From 7787 Users | 188 Reviews

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You really gonna throw relationship drama at me and then have an entire book set over a hundred years ago? And THEN just brush over that drama like its nothing?! Come on!!!

Lame attempt to extend the series, painfully, by another book, into the past, so we get some more olden-times and Gaelic. Boooring.-----------The first 2-3 books in this series are addictive, a fresh "modern-teen" POV in the tired genre of witches/kids with supernatural powers finding themselves (and the wonder of Wicca) among families/communities who "don't get it".After #3, it goes downhill. There is no psychological development of the main characters (and the secondary characters are quite

i liked this book more than i thought i would. it's interesting to know how the dark wave began, but it was kind of boring. too much background info.

This book felt longer than the others, (I read ebooks, so I dont know how long they are). while some good information, I wished it spoke more of Roses evil, and sooner. I think it would have been more interesting. But I am glad (and hope) that Morgan will just skip over Hunters kiss with another woman. I dont really need the constant repeat of that story. That is one of my bigger annoyances with this series, she does a lot of flashback and I think its unnecessary.

True rating 4,5 stars.I liked that this books was from Rose her POV. I liked the history.

Actual rating - 2.5Worst one in the series so far. So dull!

This installment of the Wicca series really took a dark turn. The book begins with Morgan and Hunter beginning to read a Book of Shadows written by Rose MacEwan, an ancestor of Morgan's, and the rest of the book is said Book of Shadows, telling the tale of Rose and her first love Diarmuid, as well as her powerful abilities and connection to the Goddess. This tale of course takes a dark turn, and we find out the origins of the Dark Wave which affected both Morgan and Hunter's families.My first