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The Sorceress
The Sorceress: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel #3
by Michael Scott
The Sorceress (9/10/2012)
This book is a good book for young and old but the series is best started from the beginning...
I especially enjoy the complex analogies and the fact that the author put such a noticeable amount of work into the book The Sorceress as well as the first two (books) in the series ( I have not read the later books in the series as of date). I have found something that will keep me interested for quite some time as I continue my studies...
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