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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

"Remember the party?" he was in front of Talia in the same café where he and Amalia, with Alfred, met.


"Did you pass on finger foods that night?"


Josh was stunned. He was there—Evan, Yuri, Suzy, Jan, and Fr. Robert. It was impossible that they did not notice.


Who was that person who looked exactly like Talia? Mom was not imagining things. She fainted because of those dead things she claimed. And who was it who ordered the enormous amount of foods at the café where she met Amalia? The hoarse voice—she said that the woman had a raspy voice so she concluded that it could not possibly be Amalia.


Josh went to Jan and Fr. Robert that same day. The things that he ferreted out of Amalia and Talia apart from the footprints and the movement of the ground at the yard were important part of their own investigation.


Josh told Jan and Fr. Robert about his theory.


"There was something wrong when we left the mansion. For a while, the spook stopped. Our life was back to normal. How to explain the little strange things that took place—they're not little—I would go by what you said was the spillover theory."


Jan and Fr. Robert were quiet. They were thinking.


22 Josh asks Talia about the party