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Mirror Image (Charmed #19)
When a handsome man presents himself to Paige as a fellow witch, she is excited to have someone new to share her love of magic with. But as innocents begin to go missing, she is forced to wonder whether their strange disappearances are somehow connected to her new friend.
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(first published July 1st 2003)
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I personally find Mirror Image one of the less original Charmed books I’ve read. The premise is the following. Some crazy mist arrives in town, and with it comes a force most terrifying. It evades the Charmed Ones in their dreams, leading Phoebe to having a vision while in a dream-like state. Said vision involves an old armoire stationed on the attic, and something evil pouring from it. Upon awakening, Phoebe and Cole head to the attic, find the armoire and discover an old, hidden letter behind...more
I love the charmed TV series so when i saw this novel in the school library, i decided to give it a read. The characters were written the same way as they appear on TV, which was good and it had good themes behind the plot, like how doubt can tear apart relationships but i didn't find the idea of the plot very original as it reminded me of a movie i once saw. Charmed, Mirror Image was ok but not great, therefore, i give it 4 stars.
GReat book shows how doubt and how relationships can be minded and what doubt and what taken sides can do to pull apart close relationships
Read this book a few years ago since I was a fan of the show. Great book!
I found this one of the most frustrating Charmed books that I have read so far. The story was good, good enough to frustrate me that Paige and Phoebe are sometimes just oh so blind. Maybe that is why Piper (after Prue) is my favorite, she keeps her cool. Anyway, story was great especially since you as a reader already know who the bad guy is but they don't. It was exiting until the last page and this might turn out to be one of my favorite Charmed book.
When a handsome man presents himself to Paige as a fellow witch, she is excited to have someone new to share her love of magic with. But as innocents begin to go missing, she is forced to wonder whether their strange disappearances are somehow connected to her new friend.
Like all the other Charmed novels, a great book, and just as good as the actual show.
Mar 22, 2010
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Constance M. Burge is the creator of the Charmed television series and short-lived Savannah series. Burge was also a writer for Judging Amy, Ally McBeal and Boston Public. She also worked as a producer for several shows. She left her executive producer position on Charmed because of disagreement with fellow executive producer Brad Kern. She stayed as the Executive Consultant until season 4 and lef...more
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