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 Sweep 

The "Sweep" series, published in the U.K. as "Wicca", is a series of books by Cate Tiernan. Starting with Book of Shadows, the series is a work of fiction set against a U.S. East Coast background. The heroine, Morgan, discovers that she's a "blood witch", and learns that she must battle dark magic.

The Series:

  1. Book of Shadows
  2. The Coven
  3. Blood Witch
  4. Dark Magick
  5. Awakening
  6. Spellbound
  7. The Calling
  8. Changeling
  9. Strife
  10. Seeker
  11. Origins
  12. Eclipse
  13. Reckoning
  14. Full Circle

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