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Jezebel, the spurned lover of Tatin planned vengeance, with the aid of a notorious gunman and another powerful witch. They zoomed from past into Isabella’s current  world, pretended to be her twin, mimicking our heroine, Amalia, and Talia, attempting to poison Suzy with a laced apple, and trying to kill Isabella. Tatin, Apollo II and friends time-travelled into the future to protect Isabella and family. 

Apollo and friends’ wit—Hugh and Andrea’s; the adventures of Josh, Jan, and Fr. Robert; the pets Jackson and Zoraida’s roles all lent soft touches to the perils that the Lee’s went through in this threequel.

The Banquet Hall (SPILL-OVER THEORY)  Vol. 3

The Star's banner story the next day was the statements of the cops about the two mysterious women who melted their guns upon their commencement of the investigation of the supposed "burglary" at the Lee's residence. But other than their statements, the story stopped, and it was because they said they ran away. There were even public commentaries on whether the two cops were mentally fit for their investigative job. The story offered an alternative theory: that the two mysterious women might be extra-terrestrials (ETs) because, as the column suggested, ET's had inhabited this world from the beginning of time. The story closed with the phrase: for further investigation


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