Coven King 6

The end of an epic tale... or the prelude to something new?

Logan Morrison has had quite the journey. After entering a contract as a small coven's Greater Familiar, he didn't have many aspirations beyond enjoying his new life and relationships. But then things just kind of... happened.

Next thing he knew, Logan had dominated hundreds, going on thousands of witches, and that number is set to climb. It wasn't that he wanted to, mind you. In most cases, they forced his hand, doubting his status as the Inevitable Coven King of prophecy—the very first since Merlin himself.

But overseas, another Coven King, a lesser one, but much more aggressive, has been conquering the covens of Europe. Now, Otto has come to the Land of the Free in search of Logan to settle things once and for all. The two men, and their covens, now must enter a tournament to decide somewhat amicably the fate of all witchkind. Will they end up subjugated by the European Coven King, keeper of feet-related secrets that Logan yearns to understand better... or will Logan win the day, bring all of witchdom into his fold, thereby freeing them in a roundabout sort of way?

One thing's for sure: you've never heard a finale like this.

©2025 Virgil Knightley and Edgar Riggs (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

great ending of a series

great ending to a great series. hope to find more of this in the future.

hilarious

this is one of the funniest and most unserious series of book ever I laugh from start to finish.

Virgil and Edgar did it again

The Coven King series is one of my favorites, from the characters, the plot and yes the spice. It's full of laughs and 80s culture. But what you really need to remember is "the chicken knows what it did"

the humor and story line

There was the right amount of humor, story line and suspense to make it a quick read.

A perfect conclusion to an epic adventure

Coven King 6 delivers a fantastic conclusion to an already epic series. The final book is packed with great moments, plenty of laughs, and an epilogue that gives a wonderfully satisfying look at life after the dust settles. My only complaint is that the journey has come to an end—but instead of being sad it's over, I'm grateful it happened. A truly fitting finale.