Her next novel, The Freemason's Daughter (HarperCollins, ) is a story about a 16 yr old Scottish girl living in who's raised entirely by six burly Scotsman--and they're all smugglers. The Antidote (HarperCollins February ) is a YA novel about magic and medicine, and the /5. · My Review Of The Antidote By Shelley Sackier. Febru. /. If you’re looking for a fantasy story that is a fairly light read, and that you can easily finish in less than a day, then The Antidote is for you! The narrative is not very complex. There is enough intrigue to keep you turning the pages, but not so much that you get bogged down in www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 6 mins. · The Antidote by Shelley Sackier was a true delight to read from start to finish, and a true testament to the bonds of friendship and the power that healing can have on burdened hearts. It’s a story that offers vivid descriptions and teases the reader with just the right amount of information to turn the page and find out how the story will end. Though this seems to be a standalone, I would love to be Estimated Reading Time: 5 mins.
The Antidote (eBook) by Shelley Sackier, PRINT ISBN: E-TEXT ISBN: VitalSource. k followers. Fantasy Book Covers. Book Cover Art. Fantasy Books. Book Art. Best Book Cover Design. Fantasy Romance. Vintage Book Covers. Vintage Books. Books And Tea. More. Shelley Sackier is the author of The Antidote, The Freemason's Daughter, and Dear Opl. She blogs at www.doorway.ru about food, family, and the folly that is life while living atop a mountain in the Blue Ridge. Shelley Sackier is the author of The Freemason's Daughter, Dear Opl, and the recently released The Antidote. Here she dreamcasts an adaptation of The Antidote:I've been so thoroughly disappointed with most book to screen adaptations in the past, that I oftentimes finding myself shouting at the screen, "Oh, my godfathers!
Shelley Sackier is the author of The Antidote, The Freemason's Daughter, and Dear Opl. She blogs at www.doorway.ru about food, family, and the folly that is life while living atop a mountain in the Blue Ridge. My Review Of The Antidote By Shelley Sackier. Febru. /. If you’re looking for a fantasy story that is a fairly light read, and that you can easily finish in less than a day, then The Antidote is for you! The narrative is not very complex. There is enough intrigue to keep you turning the pages, but not so much that you get bogged down in details. Title: The Antidote Author: Shelley Sackier Publisher: HarperTeen Release Date: February 5th Genre: Young Adult, Fantasy Magic is not allowed, under any circumstances — even if it could save someone’s life. Instead, there are herbal remedies and traditional techniques that have been painstakingly recorded in lieu of using the mystical.
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