Moth
Girl sold into service, later Adelaide Thom
2 books · 2011 to 2016First appears in The Virgin CureAmi McKay books in order · Ami McKay reading order · 3 books · 2006 to 2016 · Mostly set in New York
Ami McKay Books in Order and Reading Order
Ami McKay writes historical novels about women, healing and magic, from a Nova Scotia birth house to the streets of old New York. Moth, the girl of The Virgin Cure, returns grown up in The Witches of New York.
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Ami McKay books in order
The first New York book is The Virgin Cure (2011). There are 3 books in all, published from 2006 to 2016, across 2 series and groups.
The Ami McKay reading order: each series in publication order, with its lead characters. Where the story runs in a different order, switch to Story order. Crossover books are marked and listed under their main series. Use My books to track what you have read.
New York
2 books · Set in New York- 1The Virgin Cure2011With MothBuy on Amazon
- 2The Witches of New York2016With Moth and Beatrice DunnBuy on Amazon
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Characters
3 recurring and key characters, with the book each one first appears in.
New York
Beatrice Dunn
Young woman with a gift
1 book · 2016First appears in The Witches of New YorkStandalone leads
Dora Rare
Midwife’s apprentice in Nova Scotia
1 book · 2006First appears in The Birth HouseSimilar authors
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