The Witch Must Burn

The Witch Must Burn

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2014 · English · Kindle · 2 editions
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In a stunning twist of fate, Dorothy Gale has shed her innocent image and taken on a dark and powerful mantle as a wicked witch in the enchanting land of Oz. With the familiar scenery of Munchkinland and the Emerald City turned on its head, the tale unravels in a world where goodness is not as it seems. Dorothy’s transformation captivates and terrifies the citizens who once heralded her as a hero.

As whispers of her ruthless reign spread, the balance of power is jeopardized, stirring the courage of former allies and foes alike. New alliances form, and old wounds are reopened as the inhabitants of Oz unite against the very girl who once saved them. The stakes are high, and the looming threat of a marble fortress amplifies the danger faced by those who dare to challenge this new authority.

Through riveting encounters, intricate plots, and a captivating narrative, the novella explores the complexities of power and betrayal. The essence of friendship is challenged, and the true meaning of heroism is redefined in a world where the lines between good and evil blur. As darkness embraces the land, the fate of Oz rests in the hands of those brave enough to confront its most unexpected adversary.

Against a backdrop rich with magic and moral ambiguity, the story invites readers to delve into Dorothy's psyche and question the shadowy depths of her ambition. This fresh take on a classic saga promises to enthrall both long-time fans of Oz and newcomers seeking a story woven with intrigue, enchantment, and the haunting question of what it truly means to be wicked.

Book Details

Format Kindle
Pages 100 pages
Language English
Published Nov 11, 2014
Publisher HarperCollins
Editions 2 editions
ISBN-10 0062280775
ISBN-13 9780062280770

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 This was an interesting side-story about a character that doesn't get anywhere near as much expansion in the novels as apparently she deserves. As a heads up, I'd probably wait to read this until you read the first book in the series (Dorothy Must Die) simply because it'll mean more at that point (and this might be potentially spoiler-y otherwise). Jellia has a lot more going on than I think I realized, and I loved all the details about life before and after Dorothy's return from someone who was actually there. It was fascinating to see all the weird little details about characters that only someone who serves in this capacity was likely to get to see. If you're looking for some more of this universe, this is definitely worth a read. 

June 2nd 2026
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