The Necromancer: Book 4 (The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel) - Tapa blanda

the King of fantasy (The Irish Times)

Treachery, not trust, propels this dizzying whirl of subplots with an obligatory threat to the universe and a cliffhanging, surprising ending. (Mary Shine Thompson The Irish Times 2010-07-31)

All in all this is an excellent addition to the series and moves the story on to a completely different level. By the end of the book everything has changed again and the cliffhanger ending hooks you again and keeps you hanging on desperately for the next book. (Andrea Chettle http://www.fantasybookreview.co.uk/Michael-Scott/The-Necromancer.html 2010-10-21)

I cannot stress enough my complete admiration for Michael Scott and the incredible story he created intertwining fiction with historical facts and legends...The characterisation is for me one of the strongest point of this series, after the plot and story-telling!...The ending will keep you at the edge of your seat: wow! I can't say anything, but you will clearly be quite impatient for Summer 2011 and the release of The Warlock! (http://portrait-of-a-woman.blogspot.com/2010/09/necromancer-michael-scott-giveaway.html 2010-09-05)

It is captivating, it is gripping and above all else, and it is a tale that was incredibly hard to put down...Definitely one of our tips for the Summer months. (http://tattystreasurechest.blogspot.com/2010/08/12-necromancer-michael-scott.html 2010-08-12)

Sophie and Josh have returned to San Francisco. They must protect themselves from the Dark Elders, but they've not yet mastered the magic they'll need to do so. Their trust in Nicholas Flamel is shaken, and their friend Scatty is missing. Unbeknownst to the twins, John Dee has amassed an enormous army of foul creatures, with which he plans to battle Nicholas and his wife, Peronelle. In order for his plan to work, he must train a necromancer to raise the Mother of the Gods from the dead. The twins of legend will make the perfect pupils in his diabolical scheme.