It is a possibility. But personally I am thinking that she has been nemfected in Grave Peril. Thomas was telling Harry, that the Rampires wanted Justine for something. I have to look it up.
 So I thought they wanted her because she was the perfect host to Nemesis. He wouldn't have to deal with a personality that fights being possessed. And they (whoever 'they' are. The Lords of Outer Night perhaps, working with the Outsiders and the Black Court) wanted her in the inner circle of the White Court, because the Whites are a danger to the Outsiders. Why? Don't know. Maybe because some of them or even all of them are involved in the Oblivion War.


Edit: found it: it was Justine herself who said it. OK. This makes me doubt. But here it is:

Justine said, “It’s me. It’s my fault. Bianca wanted me to come be hers. But Thomas found me first. She hasn’t forgiven him for it. She calls him a poacher.”

Grave Peril, kindle edition, ch. 29, p. 304

Hey guys! Just dropping in to say hello! I had a busy time. Work related. But it's OK now.

Great match, Dina. Congratulations!

Poor puppy, poor cat, Fcrate. Hope they get better soon.

Hah, the benefits of online learning. Let me guess. Pijama bottoms?

LOL
I often go to work the nightshift in my pajamas. But unly those who look like loose jogging clothes, well OK, that's because some ARE jogging clothes. Only on weekends, when the risk is not so high that I am seen by too many people. That way I can just fall into bed, when I arrive at home.

Agreed. And he will do so in the book after Mirror Mirror.

Mean, weird!
We watched Neverending Story yesterday. The little one asked at the end "what? That's it? Where is the rest?"
I have seen the movie first as a child and read the book years later. For me it was more like "cool, there is more."

Today it's Mothers' Day.
They made breakfast with coffee and Prosecco. I feel very happy and loved.
This afternoon we are going to the grandparents. I'm baking a plum cake now with last year's plums.

I reread BG over the past couple of days. It's a hard book to read. Lots of bad shit happens.

My condolences.
It took me a while to recover from reading it.
A friend asked me two days after I was finished, how it was. And I said, puh, I can't talk about it yet. I need some time to get over it.

Edit: oh now I see. You said REread. But still...

Also, how is Neverending Story going?

She has finished the audio book. She liked it, though she was afraid of the Gmork. I can understand that. He was in a lot of my nightmares, too, when I was her age.
I've found the movie. I hope we will be able to watch it this weekend.

I didn't know about Star Wars Day. Now I do. Thanks.

Also I think that there might be more children from older wizards, but they would only mention those with magical talent. All the others would have died long ago. Some wizards look out for their descendants without them knowing, some might take an active role as the old great-uncle or aunt. But I can imagine that most old wizards have lots of human descendants.
And I can understand why they might only take notice of the wizard level ones.
It would be to protect themselves from living through the aging and the deaths of dozens or hundreds of children and grandchildren. So you would do better to keep yourself sane, if you didn't attach yourself to those of your children who won't live a wizard's lifespan.

I think this is what McCoy was doing all the time. Who knows how many non magical kids he had before Margaret LeFay. I can't remember if it was in one of the short stories or in one of the microfictions or even in Peace Talks (I think it was in PT during Harry's and Eb's talk in the svartslf embassy apartment), but I got the strong impression that Eb was used to the tradition of giving away your child to be raised far away from you without knowledge that magic even exists. And to watch and wait, if the child develops magical talent. If it doesn't, the parent turns away and leaves the child to grow old. But if it does, the wizard-parent would make sure, the child is properly educated in the magic, either by themself or by another adequate teacher.

McCoy did that with his daughter and he did it with Harry. And maybe even Harry's Mother would have left him with Malcolm, had she survived, until bis magic kicked in, because it is tradition to do it that way.


And thinking about it, I could imagine that it would probably be the male wizards who have more children, because as a female wizard I would not think it funny to go through 20 or more pregnancies and births in my life. And I would not be able to just leave the kids with their fathers, once I have given birth to them. A male wizard can just make love with a woman and leave her pregnant. Child care problem solved automatically.