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White Witch, Black Curse is a 2009 urban fantasy novel by American author Kim Harrison and the seventh volume in the Hollows series. It follows witch and bounty hunter Rachel Morgan as she investigates a supernatural threat while confronting unresolved events and concealed information about her family and past. The book is intended for adult readers of continuing paranormal fantasy and depends substantially on characters and conflicts established in earlier series installments.
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What book comes after White Witch, Black Curse in the Hollows series?
The book that follows White Witch, Black Curse in Kim Harrison's Hollows series is Black Magic Sanction, the eighth volume, published in 2010. White Witch, Black Curse itself is the seventh installment, released in 2009. The series follows witch and bounty hunter Rachel Morgan in an alternate-universe Cincinnati.
Who is the main character in White Witch, Black Curse?
The main character is Rachel Morgan, a witch and bounty hunter who works alongside her partners Ivy Tamwood, a living vampire, and Jenks, a pixy. In White Witch, Black Curse, Rachel investigates a supernatural threat while confronting unresolved events from her past. The series is set primarily in Cincinnati in an alternate reality where a tomato-borne virus devastated the human population.
Do you need to read the Hollows series in order before White Witch, Black Curse?
It is strongly recommended to read the Hollows series in order, as White Witch, Black Curse builds heavily on events and character developments from the earlier six books. Key plot threads involving Rachel Morgan's relationships, magic, and past cases are referenced throughout. Starting with the first book, Dead Witch Walking (2004), provides the necessary foundation.
Who published White Witch, Black Curse by Kim Harrison?
White Witch, Black Curse was published by HarperVoyager (an imprint of HarperCollins) in 2009. It was the seventh book in Kim Harrison's Hollows series, which ultimately comprised thirteen main novels plus novellas and short stories. The series concluded with The Witch with No Name in 2014.
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