Book Review: Circle of Fire (Prophecy of the Sisters) by Michelle Zink

Books in the Prophecy of the Sisters Trilogy

Book 1: Prophecy of the Sisters  Book 2: Guardian of the Gate  Book 3: Circle of Fire

Plot: Time is running out and Lia can’t help but feel the impossibility of the task ahead. She must find the remaining keys, locate a stone and a spell and convince her sister to join with them. The futility of it all is only enhanced by not trusting either herself or those around her to not be working with the Souls.

With Dimitri’s help, the prophecy falls into place. But even with everyone – apart from Alice – at the right place at the right time, it may still be for nothing if Lia can’t find the strength to resist her destiny.

 

Book Review: Guardian of the Gate

Plot: After the death of her brother, Lia moves to London to learn more about her mystical powers. It isn’t easy, not when she knows the one enemy she has to defeat is the one that may be the hardest – her twin sister.

Lia does not face the battle alone though.

Racing to find the missing pages, Lia begins to understand the true nature of the threat she faces. Even those she trusts dearly can be turned against her and time is running short. Has she got what it takes to bring the prophecy closer to being destroyed for good?

 

Book Review: Prophecy of the Sisters

Plot: With the death of her father, Lia’s world is turned upside down. Her twin sister has been acting strange and a strange mark has appeared on her wrist.

Lia discovers two others with similar marks and realises she is part of something much bigger. She is key to an ancient prophecy guarding the world against danger and destruction. But Lia isn’t alone in this prophecy; her twin sister is destined to be on the opposing side.

With the forces of evil against her and her family torn apart, Lia must discover what she’s capable of to survive this fight.