This book's appeal is wide ranging, with both myself, being an adult, and my younger sister enjoying the twists and turns which always left us wanting more. I found it to be a very cleverly written book, often mentioning something of intrigue which left me with a lot of questions, only to surprise me with answers that I could not have predicted.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Amazon review
The difference between sorcery and science is only a matter of knowledge.
In a world almost like ours, the Chambers family inherits a tumble-down house.12-year-old Oz Chambers thinks it’s wonderful. His recently widowed mother sees it as a millstone around their necks.
But when Oz and his friends hear ghostly footsteps, they set out to unearth the house’s secrets, little knowing that what they will find will change them and their world forever.
Previously published as the Obsidian Pebble, The Dark Alchemist is a reworking of the first in this newly completed Wonderworking quintet with The Beast of the Black Mountain to follow soon.
