"An occult fantasy/mystery sure to grab the teenage crowd! The teenage characters, love triangles, and action will hook the reader immediately."--_Booklist _ "A refreshing blend of contemporary fantasy and horror."--_Science Fiction Chronicle _ "Quite good fun."--_Interzone_
"Lackey injects a shot of terror into every scene."--_VOYA_
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Praise for the Diana Tregarde Investigations:
"Mercedes Lackey's work is as sharp--and as scary--as the suddenly revealed fang of a vampire. She'll keep you up long past your bedtime." --Stephen King
"Diana Tregarde is intelligent and resourceful--with a most charming and unusual associate."--C. J. Cherryh on Children of the Night
"A very enjoyable thriller with a sense of humor."--_Locus_ on Children of the Night "Diana has a wry, practical sense of humor. Anyone who likes their supernatural yarns laced with intelligence will find this novel more than satisfying."--_Dragon _magazine on Burning Water
"I loved Children of the Night. It's a delight to know that a writer whose work I've loved all along has written something so fresh and original."--Marion Zimmer Bradley
Product Description
Fay Harper looks like any other teenage girl--any other Queen Bee, that is. She's blond, and beautiful, and very, very popular--the kind of popular that attracts boys like honey. Fay and her gang take a lot of risks, but so far they've managed to get away with everything. It's as if they are magically protected.
Summoned to Tulsa by an old friend whose son has fallen in with Fay's crowd, Diana Tregarde, practicing witch and successful romance novelist, quickly finds herself in hot water. The new girl at school, Monica Carlin, has come under sorcerous attack, but Diana cannot identify, or stop, the power-wielder. To make matters worse, there is an ancient being sleeping under Tulsa, a being who might be woken by the magic battles taking place in the city. What will happen then, even Diana cannot predict.
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Praise for Jinx High:
"An occult fantasy/mystery sure to grab the teenage crowd! The teenage characters, love triangles, and action will hook the reader immediately."--_Booklist
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"A refreshing blend of contemporary fantasy and horror."--_Science Fiction Chronicle
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"Quite good fun."--_Interzone_
"Lackey injects a shot of terror into every scene."--_VOYA_
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Praise for the Diana Tregarde Investigations:
"Mercedes Lackey's work is as sharp--and as scary--as the suddenly revealed fang of a vampire. She'll keep you up long past your bedtime." --Stephen King
"Diana Tregarde is intelligent and resourceful--with a most charming and unusual associate."--C. J. Cherryh on Children of the Night
"A very enjoyable thriller with a sense of humor."--_Locus_ on Children of the Night
"Diana has a wry, practical sense of humor. Anyone who likes their supernatural yarns laced with intelligence will find this novel more than satisfying."--_Dragon _magazine on Burning Water
"I loved Children of the Night. It's a delight to know that a writer whose work I've loved all along has written something so fresh and original."--Marion Zimmer Bradley
Product Description
Fay Harper looks like any other teenage girl--any other Queen Bee, that is. She's blond, and beautiful, and very, very popular--the kind of popular that attracts boys like honey. Fay and her gang take a lot of risks, but so far they've managed to get away with everything. It's as if they are magically protected.
Summoned to Tulsa by an old friend whose son has fallen in with Fay's crowd, Diana Tregarde, practicing witch and successful romance novelist, quickly finds herself in hot water. The new girl at school, Monica Carlin, has come under sorcerous attack, but Diana cannot identify, or stop, the power-wielder. To make matters worse, there is an ancient being sleeping under Tulsa, a being who might be woken by the magic battles taking place in the city. What will happen then, even Diana cannot predict.