Wild Hunt
Wild Hunt by Margaret Ronald, published by HarperCollins on January 12, 2010, is a first edition novel comprising 320 pages. The story follows Genevieve Scelan, who believed she had left the world of magic behind after playing a crucial role in dismantling the Fiana, a powerful organization of magicians in Boston. As she attempts to enjoy a quieter life, Evie finds herself unexpectedly thrust back into the magical realm, facing new challenges and responsibilities that come with her past.
Readers will discover Evie’s journey as she navigates unwelcome magical attention and a series of supernatural events. With a new client seeking help to contact a family ghost about a stolen inheritance, and her friend Nate dealing with his own supernatural issues, Evie must confront her legacy. The narrative also introduces a legendary pack of hounds that has been causing chaos in Boston’s undercurrent, compelling Evie to embrace her heritage as the Hunt calls upon her. This blend of fiction and science fiction explores themes of magic and responsibility within a contemporary setting.
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Genevieve Scelan thought she was done with magic.
She was wrong.
Sure, six weeks earlier Evie—bike messenger, supernatural tracker, and avid Red Sox fan—had been instrumental in bringing down the Fiana, the organization of magicians that had ruled Boston’s undercurrent for hundreds of years. But now they were gone, Boston could breathe easy again, the Sox had a chance at the pennant, and Evie was ready to relax.
Except it turns out that when you take down the guy on top, everyone assumes you’re going to fill his spot, and now Evie finds herself at the center of a whole lot of unwelcome magical attention. On top of that, a new client needs her to call up a family ghost and ask about a stolen inheritance; Evie’s friend Nate has a supernatural problem of his own; and a legendary pack of hounds has been terrorizing Boston’s undercurrent. And try as Evie might to deny the legacy that runs through her blood, when the Hunt is called, the Hound must run . . .
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