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The Raven's Revenge
The Raven's Revenge | Kevin Sands
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Christopher finally uncovers the Raven’s identity in this sixth novel of the award-winning Blackthorn Key series. The stakes are higher than ever when the Raven sets Christopher up for a horrible crime, leading him to be locked away in London’s most notorious prison. This terrible act is the first in a series of games the Raven plans to play with Christopher…games that are as dangerous as they are challenging. Once free from prison, Christopher, Tom, and Sally engage in a cat and mouse game with the Raven that takes them all over London. Can Christopher outwit the Raven one final time and finally unmask him? And what price might he have to pay to achieve that? This is the thrilling conclusion to the Blackthorn Key series that fans have been waiting for!
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I loved it, I loved it, I loved it. I‘m so bummed the series is over but also exhilarated because the ending was as perfect as the very first chapter in the first book of the series. This book, like the entire series, zipped along with nonstop adventure, danger, & mystery. Filled with riddles, puzzles, & ciphers, alchemy & Templars, kings & paupers, the story of Christopher Rowe & his friends is exemplary MG historical fiction. Highly recommended.

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The sixth & final book in The Blackthorn Key series is out today so it HAS to be my bedtime reading. Sorry to see this superb MG historical fiction series about Christopher Rowe, an apothecary‘s apprentice in 17th c. London, come to an end but I am very excited to learn the identity of the Raven, to find out the who, what, why of it all. On a side note, I‘ll add Sands writes masterful first chapters—his openings pull you write in & do not let up.