7 Works found in Kate and Cecelia - Caroline Stevermer & Patricia Wrede
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Portents of Magic and Might by Mara for Quasar
Kate and Cecelia - Caroline Stevermer & Patricia Wrede, Mairelon the Magician - Patricia Wrede
2 Mar 2011
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Upon their arrival in London, Thomas and Kate Schofield find that not all is well, and they become embroiled in a magical investigation.
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For Most Interesting Reasons by lalaietha for melliyna
Kate and Cecelia - Caroline Stevermer & Patricia Wrede
22 Dec 2010
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It might have happened like that. Except that the dream of it all drove Cecelia Tarleton to wakefulness as fast as a rifle shot and none of it faded once she was there. At three o'clock in the morning, she sits up, gets up, fumbles in the darkness for a lucifer and a candle, and then returns to the bed to shake her husband awake with no gentleness at all.
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Nothing At All Unusual by lalaietha for melliyna
Kate and Cecelia - Caroline Stevermer & Patricia Wrede
15 Dec 2010
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Snapshots of a happy quartet.
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"Cecelia," James said, pitching his voice to firm, "what on earth is going through your head this morning?"
"Well," said his wife, and if he had still been holding his tea he might have dropped it, and if he had been foolish enough to drink it he would certainly have choked to death, when she went on, "I thought we might seduce them."
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Two old friends discuss their exasperating sons. Set after the events of Magician's Ward and Sorcery and Cecelia.
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Closing the Circle by queenbookwench for sherrold
Patricia C. Wrede and Caroline Stevermer--Sorcery and Cecilia
21 Dec 2009
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Kate, Cecy, Thomas and James are profoundly shaken when a mystery puts them in the path of a monster, but the aftermath draws them closer than ever before, with a little help from some friends, and, of course, Lady Sylvia.
Takes place some months after the events of The Grand Tour.
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On a Fine Morning or The Accidental Swap by Ekaterinn for elanne
Kate and Cecelia - Stevermer and Wrede
21 Dec 2009
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Being the private correspondence between two prominent families regarding a singular event of late March.