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“Splintered Magic by L.L. McKinney ” is a good book that you can read online or download to read it later. Before starting the reading or downloading, here is the summary of the book that you can read. Can dreams come true when you’re living with a family curse? 2000—New York, New York Twins Trey and Tai are not like other high schoolers. Besides his crushing lack of popularity, Trey struggles to suppress his surging magical abilities that continually impede his dream of making first chair cello in orchestra. A budding photographer, Tai just wants to take beautiful pictures and find a girlfriend, maybe the new first chair and Trey’s rival, Ayesha. But disturbing images keep appearing in Tai’s camera lens, bringing up forgotten memories of her mother’s disappearance ten years earlier and reigniting the twins’ search for her. As the two discover more clues, Trey and Tai also uncover strange secrets about their magical family and about cunning villains who resurface and threaten their very survival. Together, Trey and Tai must work to unearth the past and preserve the future of their family. The Mirror: Splintered Magic is the fourth book in the innovative YA fairy-tale quartet, following one family—and the curse that plagues it—over several generations. Unravel the secrets of this family curse in the other books in THE MIRROR: Broken Wish by Julie C. Dao Shattered Midnight by Dhonielle Clayton Fractured Path by J.C. Cervantes

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Twins Tai and Trey are about to turn 16 – knowing that every year on their birthday, something bad happens. And this year, oh, boy, does it! Tai and Trey are already unusual, because they both have magic: Tai can see things in mirrors, and Trey can make things change – often unintentionally; at the start of the book, he’s accidentally turned his usual corn rows into a clown wig, and he can’t change it back. But that’s minor compared to the people in white suits who show up at their school searching for them on the morning of their birthday. From there, things get weird. Together, the twins, along with Tai’s new girlfriend, Ayesha, find themselves on the run from the people in white – people who may hold the secret to the disappearance of the twins’ mother a decade before.This novel is set just after Y2K, which is relevant only because it accounts for the lack of cell phones, the presence of which could have significantly changed the plot. It deals with inherited magic – magic the twins are having difficulty learning to use because it comes from their mother, who vanished when they were 6. Their explorations into how to use their powers – especially while on the run from the people in white – is interesting to watch, as is the blossoming relationship between Tai and Ayesha, notable mostly because it is a near-instant connection; they meet one day and are a known pair of girlfriends the next, which seems a bit quick even for 16 year-olds. Appropriate for middle school through adult.