Amazon describes the plot as, "Two girls contend with sorcery in England’s Regency age. Since they were children, cousins Kate and Cecelia have been inseparable.
But in 1817, as they approach adulthood, their families force them to spend a
summer apart. As Cecelia fights boredom in her small country town, Kate visits
London to mingle with the brightest lights of English society. At the initiation of a powerful magician into the Royal College of Wizards,
Kate finds herself alone with a mysterious witch who offers her a sip from a
chocolate pot. When Kate refuses the drink, the chocolate burns through her
dress and the witch disappears. It seems that strange forces are convening to
destroy a beloved wizard, and only Kate and Cecelia can stop the plot. But for
two girls who have to contend with the pressures of choosing dresses and beaux
for their debuts, deadly magic is only one of their concerns." Each author takes one of the characters, and they take turns literally writing to each other. As each author writes another letter the plot evolves and solves. It's brilliant! It must have been really fun to write a book like that. All in all, I say: READ IT. I found it at a used book shop. I am excited to read the next two on Kindle.
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