It feels like this one has been a long time coming, but I finally have a new book releasing this year.
More than one, in fact, and soon.
I am thrilled to finally announce The Grey Witch Chronicles, a series following a young witch named Mari Rosenfeld. (For clarity’s sake, Mari is twenty-one in the first book: young for a witch in this world, but an adult by our own standards. The series is intended for adults).
I’m aiming to release the first book, The Blackbriar Coven, very soon.
Here’s the book summary:
What do you do when a mysterious book follows you home?
For witchling Mari Rosenfeld, it isn’t that strange of an occurrence. Besides, she’s too focused on her exams to worry about it. Not to mention it’s almost Menereth and she’s looking forward to celebrating with her friends.
At least until the monster shows up.
Who expects to be attacked by a magical beast in their own home?
This creature is better suited for a nightmare, and is more than a match for a fledgling witch. Yet the stakes are higher still. Mari’s teacher is missing. Gone. Taken.
The Triskelion says they’re investigating, but are they doing enough? Mari doesn’t think so, and…
Time is running out.
To save her teacher, Mari has no choice but to unravel the mystery and hunt down the terrible monster herself.
But maybe she doesn’t have to go it alone. Tucked away in the pages of the mysterious book is an idea, one that no other witch has done in centuries.
The question is whether it will be enough.
Join Mari Rosenfeld, her friends, and a host of familiars as they race against time to hunt down a monster and unravel a sinister plot. Will their combined strength be enough? And with so many secrets, who can they trust?
Friendships will be tested and new bonds will be forged.
The Blackbriar Coven will rise again.
I am beyond thrilled to see the first few books released at last, though it probably won’t feel completely real until I hold book one in my hands.
I’m planning to write a bit more about how this series came together, my inspirations, the world building, etc., so I hope you’ll stick around!
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