The Queen's Favorite Witch Vol. 3 - Dickson, Benjamin
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Featuring the true historic role of the royal court's witch, but peopled with the sweet fictional girl, Daisy Sparrow, as she becomes the Queen's Favorite Witch in this fantasy series! Cursed! Elizabethan England was a time of superstition and strange goings on. If you had a problem, it was common to go to a witch for help. And Queen Elizabeth I is no different. Daisy, Queen Elizabeth's Royal Witch, has protected the monarch against evil for two years, and is now very good at her job. When Daisy goes home to attend the wedding of her childhood friend Jerome, she struggles with the ways her…mehr

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Featuring the true historic role of the royal court's witch, but peopled with the sweet fictional girl, Daisy Sparrow, as she becomes the Queen's Favorite Witch in this fantasy series! Cursed! Elizabethan England was a time of superstition and strange goings on. If you had a problem, it was common to go to a witch for help. And Queen Elizabeth I is no different. Daisy, Queen Elizabeth's Royal Witch, has protected the monarch against evil for two years, and is now very good at her job. When Daisy goes home to attend the wedding of her childhood friend Jerome, she struggles with the ways her friend and hometown have changed. Unfortunately things quickly go from bad to worse when an incident of dark magic leads to Daisy and her mother being put on trial for malevolent witchcraft. The penalty is death!  But who really caused the incident…and why? Daisy's loyal friends - Simon the bodyguard, Edith the maid, Nathaniel the rat and the ghost of Thomas Cromwell - must get to the bottom of these mysteries, before it's too late!
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Benjamin Dickson is a British writer and artist best known for history-based stories, such as the critically-acclaimed A New Jerusalem, the very silly Santa Claus vs the Nazis, and the true story Auslander. He has been published by Self Made Hero, Heavy Metal Magazine, New Internationalist and others. Rachael Smith is an award-winning artist and writer best known for making comics that deal with mental health issues with warm, relatable humour. She has created work for The New Yorker, Image, Boom! Studios, and Titan, among others.