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Sally Green
In a world divided between good and evil, what happens when you're both?Nathan Byrn is the illegitimate son of the world's most dangerous witch.Kept in a cage by the Council of Fairborn witches, who believe he is destined to follow the same destructive path as his father, Nathan must find a way to unlock his full powers before his seventeenth birthday, or face madness and death.His one hope lies with the sinister Blood witch Mercury. But Mercury's help always comes at a price - one Nathan may not be able to pay . . .Now a major new Netflix series entitled The Bastard Son & the Devil Himself.'Highly entertaining and dangerously addictive' - TIME
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Author
Sally Green
Pages
416
Publisher
Penguin Random House Children's UK
Published Date
2014-03-03
ISBN
0141350873 9780141350875
Ratings
Google: 5
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"Great book, good characters."
Beaux Tibideaux
"3.5/5"
Shesa Cherry
"Man, this book was ******* grim. Gave up at 50%. Started reading "Let's Pretend This Never Happened" by Jenny Lawson to cheer myself up.<br/><br/>And I mean, the writing's good. But this kid just cannot catch a break. Persecuted, tortured, ignored. I quit when there were needles being shoved in fingers. Just...nope. Time to be done."
Amanda Ebbutt
"When it started off in 2nd person perspective I was really concerned it would suck but it was a great read. Author really knows how to manipulate perspective to portray the characters mental state. Really felt like I was in the head of a really unfortunate and pretty mentally scarred teenage boy. Couldn’t help but root for him even when his actions are seriously questionable."
Ashli
"This book, as well as the next two in the trilogy, have become my favorite. It’s insanely gripping and a real page turner with the best love triangle I’ve ever read. The pain, love, and loss in this book is so well written without being overly cheesy or constant. Please read it and let me know your thoughts!"
kaitlyn b.
"Great book"
Alexia Magana
