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About Lydia Thorne's Revenge

She was fed up with the name-calling. Lydia Thorne put up with it for four years and enough was enough. Lydia would make rich Kasey Rivers regret every mean word she ever said to her. She would humble Karter Windfield when he switched bodies with his best friend, Asher Blaine. How would she do this? Rich Kasey Rivers would wake up to poverty. Karter and Asher would lose more than just their talent. They'd lose their sanity, the way Lydia had lost hers. "The only way for you to win/Is after achieving discipline," Witch Lydia said. Will Kasey achieve discipline or restrict herself to poverty? Will Asher and Karter humble their cocky athlete personas or allow their egos to ruin their future? Will Lydia be able to forgive them, if they asked for forgiveness? Revenge means justice for Lydia, but it also means she must sacrifice something, too: Working with the evil forces her aunt Rosa always warned her against. Revenge might sound sweet, but forgiveness sounds like a challenge, a challenge too terrifying even for a witch like Lydia to handle.

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