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Guinevere Jones is a fantasy television series and a series of four novels created by Elizabeth Stewart. It revolves around the adventures of the title character as she uses magic to fight evil, while at the same time dealing with problems and difficulties of high school.
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Guinevere Jones: Created by Elizabeth Stewart. With Tamara Hope, Greta Larkins, Damien Bodie, Yani Gellman. A teenage girl learns that she is the reincarnation of Queen Guinevere of Camelot to be trained by Merlin to be a mystic defender of the innocent.
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- 2002-05-04
- Drama, Family, Fantasy
- Tamara Hope, Greta Larkins, Damien Bodie
The Desperate Game. Written under the Jayne Castle pseudonym, this was to be the first of the Guinevere Jones series, originally published in 1986 in June. Also released as an audio-book, it is one of Krentz’s rarer titles, it being written during her early period in the eighties.
S1.E1 ∙ Hard Rain. In her first week at Griffin Secondary, Gwen realises there's something fishy about Ms. Blatt, the Socials teacher. Tasha suspects that Ms. Blatt is a witch, working a spell to steal youth and beauty from her students.
Teenage Gwen Jones is the modern-day reincarnation of the legendary Queen Guinevere. Her birthright and destiny is to use magic to save the world from evil, but try telling that to a 14 year-old who’s dealing with a new school, new friends and all the usual pressures of teen life.
Season 2. Gwen finds herself isolated as she has broken off with Josh and Tasha is no longer speaking to her. But this is a stronger, more focused Gwen who is now determined to learn magic and save her mom. Tasha sees Black Angus, an evil dog that dooms everyone who sees it to death.
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Teenage Gwen Jones is the modern-day reincarnation of the legendary Queen Guinevere. Her birthright and destiny is to use magic to save the world from evil, but try telling that to a 14 year-old who’s dealing with a new school, new friends and all the usual pressures of teen life.
