The Ghost of Ivy Barn: The Witches of Woodville 3

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'Beautiful and engaging and clever'Manda Scott

'A young witch to rival Tiffany Aching. Magic!'FMA Dixon

The Witches of Woodville Part 3

August 1940

In a quiet village in rural Kent, the enemy is at the gates . . .

The Battle of Britain rages and Faye Bright encounters the ghost of a pilot who won't give up the fight. Before she can help him, Faye is whisked away to join a motley crew of witches to perform a top secret ritual on the White Cliffs of Dover that could repel the invaders.

But there's a catch. The ritual must be executed in the nuddy. Mrs Teach threatens mutiny. Miss Charlotte is intrigued. And Faye wants to call the whole thing off when she suspects there's a spy in their midst.

It's up to Faye Bright to uncover the traitor, all while dealing with the ghost haunting Ivy Barn who may hold the key to the truth. But first, Faye has to learn to fly . . .

For fans of Lev Grossman and Terry Pratchettcomes the third novel in this delightful series of war, mystery and a little bit of magic . . .

Don't miss the other magical books in the WITCHES OF WOODVILLE series!
#1The Crow Folk
#2Babes in the Wood
#3The Ghost of Ivy Barn

Praise forThe Witches of Woodville series

'I so enjoyedThe Crow Folk. Set in an endearingly odd village in deepest Kent, it's full of engaging characters and weird, witchy goings-on. Fast-paced, entertainingly creepy and at times laugh-out-loud funny, it's also genuinely moving'Michelle Paver, author ofWakenhyrst

'ACE. Smart and funny and written so warmly. It's an absolutely smashing read'Pernille Hughes, author ofProbably the Best Kiss in the World

'Swept me straight back to days of losing myself in Diana Wynne Jones novels, and getting lost in truly absorbing, sometimes scary, sometimes emotive adventure with its roots in folklore and history. A story that is full of magic and delight that will thrill readers of any age'Rowan Coleman, author ofThe Girl at the Window

'A delightful mash-up ofDads ArmyandCharmed. An absolute treat'CK McDonnell,author ofStranger Times

Warm, witty, witchy wartime fun. With Mark Stay as writer you're always guaranteed a magical readJulie Wassmer, author of the Whitstable Pearl Mysteries

You'll love it:Doctor WhomeetsWorzel GummidgeLorna Cook, author ofThe Forgotten Village

A jolly romp with witches, demons, and bellringing. Pratchett fans will enjoy this, and Faye is a feisty and fun hero.Dad's ArmymeetsWitches of EastwickIan W Sainsbury