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The Isadora Interviews - The Network Series #15 - cover

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The Isadora Interviews - The Network Series #15

Katie Cross

Publisher: kcrosswriting

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Summary

Isadora can see into the heart of every witch she meets. 
  
Isadora is a quiet, old Watcher living alone in the fog-strewn forest of Letum Wood. Her magical power is great, but her foresight is even greater. 
  
As a Watcher, Isadora has the ability to see into future possibilities, a talent that makes her the perfect guardian of the prestigious Miss Mabel's School for Girls. Any witch that wants to enter the school must first pass an interview with Isadora. No secret insecurity or sinister motivation can be hidden from a Watcher, as four teenage girls will soon find out. 
  
Join Leda, Camille, Michelle, and Priscilla, as they each encounter Isadora in their quest to join Miss Mabel's School for Girls. It's a collection of short stories that fans of Miss Mabel's School for Girls can't afford to miss.
Available since: 04/07/2015.

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