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Original Title: Born Wicked
ISBN: 0399257454 (ISBN13: 9780399257452)
Edition Language: English
Series: The Cahill Witch Chronicles #1
Characters: Cate Cahill
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Born Wicked (The Cahill Witch Chronicles #1) Hardcover | Pages: 330 pages
Rating: 3.89 | 15833 Users | 2186 Reviews

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Title:Born Wicked (The Cahill Witch Chronicles #1)
Author:Jessica Spotswood
Book Format:Hardcover
Book Edition:Anniversary Edition
Pages:Pages: 330 pages
Published:February 7th 2012 by Putnam Juvenile (first published January 25th 2012)
Categories:Fantasy. Young Adult. Paranormal. Witches. Historical. Historical Fiction. Romance

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Everybody knows Cate Cahill and her sisters are eccentric. Too pretty, too reclusive, and far too educated for their own good. But the truth is even worse: they’re witches. And if their secret is discovered by the priests of the Brotherhood, it would mean an asylum, a prison ship—or an early grave. Before her mother died, Cate promised to protect her sisters. But with only six months left to choose between marriage and the Sisterhood, she might not be able to keep her word... especially after she finds her mother’s diary, uncovering a secret that could spell her family’s destruction. Desperate to find alternatives to their fate, Cate starts scouring banned books and questioning rebellious new friends, all while juggling tea parties, shocking marriage proposals, and a forbidden romance with the completely unsuitable Finn Belastra. If what her mother wrote is true, the Cahill girls aren’t safe. Not from the Brotherhood, the Sisterhood—not even from each other.

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Poor Cate. This girl has far too much responsibility. She takes care of the household as well as her two younger sisters. On top of that she has to keep hidden the fact that all three girls are witches, less they be persecuted. Cate seems to be lost after the death of her mother and her father isnt much help since he is often absent from the girls lives. I just wanted to bundle this girl up in a hug and tell her everything was going to be okay. Though Im not sure that would have been the truth.

I tried so hard to finish this book but after chapter five this became an exercise in withstanding torture. The pacing of this book is ridiculously slow. I swear, I would read one page and start searching for something else to do.The problem stems from the main character, Cate. She is such a dull sponge - one that'll suck all the fun out of life. There is no vibrancy to her, no spark. She is completely devoid of anything that incites excitement or empathy in me. She's also extremely passive,

Yo, I swear Jessica Spotswood must have read my brain or something, because you guys alternate fantasy history about the Salem Witch Trials is EXACTLY the sort of book I want to read and what is delivered by Born Wicked Spotswoods debut novel and the first of a trilogy The Cahill Witch Chronicles.Read the rest of my review here

MORE? MORE! @ P.S. I love that book!Okay so I had my eye on this series for some time now. I was not sure about it but when our bookshop announced 16% sale I could not just ignore the fact that I wanted to read this book. And no, ebook was not enough for me! I love witches and I want them all on my shelf!THE WORLD: Oh it is so different to what we are used to. So once upon a time New England was the place ruled by witches. But they abused their power and then normal people killed them. The

This really is as good as everyone told me it was going to be! I'm so relieved I can read the sequel straight away!

When I found this among a pile of early releases at work, I chalked it up to destiny. Thanks to a crappy YA track record, my grabbing Born Wicked was akin to a 30-day trial on a steamer from HSN. It might explode in my face, but I could still mail that sucker back -- no money lost, just the fleshy bit of my cheek & one eyebrow.Looking past the lovely cover, the first thing I noticed was first-person present tense. *sigh* (Authors of the world, PLEASE stop using present tense in teen

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Can not wait to read the sequel!