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"Morgan lives in Widow's Vale, New York and is a high-school junior when the series begins. She is introduced to Wicca when Cal Blaire comes to her school as a senior. The two develop an emotional relationship throughout the first book, which only grows stronger during "The Coven", in which Morgan discovers her heritage, powers, and real family. Morgan loses her best friend, Bree Warren, when the two of them fight over Cal's affections. They remain enemies until their friendship is rekindled in "Awakening". A Seeker comes, in "The Coven", to Window's Vale": hmm, what relation might there be between 'Widow's Vale' and 'Window's Vale'? Knotwork (talk) 22:32, 20 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]
This page makes reference to "Canadada". Is this an alternate reality name for Canada or (more likely in my opinion) a typo?
Yep..probably a typo. Although maybe they should consider naming it "Canadada". It's rather amusing. --Stacey13:35, 6 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]