Katie Cross
Sisterwitches Book 6 | The Sisterwitches Series
Sisterwitches Book 6 | The Sisterwitches Series
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Healing For All
Max doesn't see wraiths . . . but he does.
After a near-death experience with the plague, memories of Max's mere and pere haunt him. He can't sleep, can't rest. When his aunt Serafina dies, he must come face-to-face with the truth—and the family—he's been avoiding for years.
Meanwhile in Letum Wood, the sisterwitches are struggling.
After Mam's death years before, tension has driven them apart. Only hard work, sacrifice, and vulnerable determination can pull them back together.
Unfortunately, Sanna's worst nightmare comes to pass. Poachers from the Southern Network have taken Luteis. It's up to her, Junis, Caeris, and Isadora to fly to the coldest clime in Alkarra to heal all wounds.
Which positions Isadora to finally avenge the Dragonmaster name and prevent the families from splitting apart forever, something she's secretly longed for for years.
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Max deals with a lot of demons from his past and current family dramas as well. He suffers loss and gains a much needed connection to a family he didn’t realize he had. While Max is off confronting past and present family concerns, Isadora ends up helping Sanna. At first you find that the sisters are at odds after the death of their mother but then Luteis is taken by poachers and Sanna needs Isadora’s help to find him and retrieve him. Working together brings the sisters back together and makes their relationship stronger. The adventure gives the sisters greater understanding of each other. We get to see a new side to Isadora which is really exciting. I won’t say more as I don’t want to spoil it for you, but it is very rewarding.
Sisterwitches Book 6
Book 6 has you on the edge of your seat! Luteis is taken by poachers and it takes Isadora, Sanna plus some special dragons to find him. There is a surprise in why the poachers want Luteis and how Isadora helps (she even rides a dragon). Max deals with old emotional wounds as he tries to heal from loss. Again, as in these books, tissues are needed. Favorite quote “Little one, I have returned”.
In book 6 we see the undeniable bond of Sanna and Isadora, the Sisterwitches. They travel to the coldest region imaginable to save Luteis and end the hunt for dragon blood. All while Max is in the Eastern Network on his own journey of discovery. This one will have you holding your breath and avoiding sleep because you can't put it down.
Sometimes we need time, space and other times a big push to heal, to reconnect with loved ones… or to find our selves. Seeing how our beloved characters are able to mend their hearts and pull strength out of what seems a low reserve was just uplifting, refreshing and gave me so much hope to fight my own battles, to find a way to resolve conflicts in my own life…
If I am sleep-deprived and bleary-eyed right now, you’ll have to blame Katie Cross and The Sister Witches: Book 6. Once you have started The Sister Witches: Book 6 and have been drawn into drama of the concurrent, intertwined stories, you will not want to put the novel down until you have finished. It is a beautiful novel about family, forgiveness, and ultimately about the love that helps us survive the painful or seemingly insurmountable challenges that face us. Sanna, Maximillion, and Isadora are the main human characters, along with Luteis, Junis, and Caeris of the forest dragons. Once again, Katie does an amazing job conveying the emotions of her characters, in a way that shows a rich understanding of love, fear, hope, forgiveness, and loyalty. The characters' journeys are as much emotional as physical. We cycle between the perspectives of Isadora, Sanna, and Maximillion, as the story plunges towards its dramatic, suspenseful, and ultimately satisfying conclusion. This is a truly beautiful addition to the series.