The Witch's Warning

By: Joseph Delaney

Narrated by: Lee Ingleby

Penguin presents the audiobook edition of The Witch's Warning written by Joseph Delaney, read by Lee Ingleby.

Crafty halted, his heart lurching with fear, his mouth dry. There were bare footprints in the white snow, and each one was smeared with red, as if the owner of those clawed feet had stepped in a puddle of blood . . .

Crafty and his friends have already faced dozens of horrifying aberrations during their time as Castle Gate Grubs - assistants to the mysterious guild of Gatemancers, who fight against the terrifying Shole. But the real battle is only just beginning. New and even more dangerous aberrations are appearing all the time, and worse yet, it seems someone from within the Castle is helping them attack. And when an old enemy returns to give Crafty a disturbing warning, it seems time might be running out for all of them . . .

Critic reviews

Praise for The Beast Awakens (book one): This is a must for all fantasy and adventure fans

A page turning story that kept you hanging on edge

This book was utterly unputdownable - I loved each and every second of time I spent reading it!

Spooky and Imaginative

I've now read all of Joseph Delaney's books. every one is a unique experience. After a short foray into magical post apocalyptic fantasy with Arena 13, this new series returns to the spooky young adult horror similar to the Last Apprentice series. this is definitely the genre on which Delaney thrives, with monsters and witches and mysteries galore. I can't wait till the next book.

The performance by the narrator is excellent and his voice fits the tone of the book well.

a great story of the dark

the story has been well and the main character is very crafty. the enemy is very interesting and the monsters fascinating

Riveting Thriller

If you like Joseph Delaney, you’ll love this series. In typical Delaney style, you are kept in suspense as he weaves the story throughout your mind. This series is suspenseful, exciting and full of surprises. I highly recommend the series; you won’t be disappointed.