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    The Blue Woods
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    The Blue Woods

    By Nicole Maggi

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    The exhilarating conclusion to the Twin Willows Trilogy.

    Sixteen-year-old Alessia Jacobs wants to go to college someday like her friends. She wishes for a chance at a normal relationship with Jonah. But normal is never an option for a Benandante like Alessia, who has sworn to protect the magic in the world from the Malandanti...especially when Jonah is on the opposite side of the deadly struggle. When the war comes to a head, lives will be lost, love will be gained, and Alessia will risk everything to save the people she loves and destroy the Malandanti once and for all.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMedallion Press
    Release dateDec 21, 2015
    ISBN9781605426266
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    The Blue Woods
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    Nicole Maggi

    Nicole Maggi wrote her first story in third grade about a rainbow and a unicorn. After working as an actress in NYC, she now lives in Los Angeles with her family and two oddball cats. Visit her at nicolemaggi.com.

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      I love this book, this series and this author. Nicole Maggi is now on my must read author list.The third and final book of this series captures you again and is a great finish to the series of this science fiction trilogy. I first received the middle book as an ARC and reviewed it thru The Library Thing reviews. I gave it great ratings when I wrote my review. I loved it and gave it a positive review stating that I wanted to read all three books. Then I received a ARC of the other two books from the publisher by surprise. I was thrilled and excited. So I then started the whole trilogy from the beginning to end and was thrilled with the results.I love science fiction and even though this book was meant for young adult readers I find it to be some of the best books I have read over the past two years. Please note that I have read over 200 books in the past year.If you love well written science fiction which pulls you in to each character and the story is so well written you can't put the book down then you must get all three books. Expect to feel involved with each character, to feel anxiety, fear and empathy; to hope that that good overwhelms evil and that Love can be possible even when all odds seem against it.Even though I received these book without charge from the publisher my honest review is that all three books are a great read and well worth the time and effort.