Witch's Fire

Hawthorne Chronicles, Book 2

By: Valia Lind

Narrated by: Jessica Chernega

Welcome to Hawthorne.

A town. A home. A sanctuary.

It’s a land of magic, where traditions run deep. Governed by an ancient coven, it’s a place where supernaturals and humans can live in peace.

Until now.

Brianna has been groomed to become the next coven’s leader since the day she was born. As the eldest sister, she is knowledgeable in the ways of her people. Strong and reliable, she has only one flaw: She has no active magic.

Mark has been called to Hawthorne by the coven’s leaders. With the Ancients rising from their slumber, every powerful witch is needed. But neither Mark nor Brianna realize that what they need more is each other.

They are like oil and water. Two pieces from two different puzzles. But in order to defeat the latest big and bad, they will have to work together.

And maybe, just maybe, they’ll discover that opposites do attract and anything is possible with an open mind and a little magic.

Witch's Fire can be listened to as a stand-alone book!

©2019 Valia Lind (P)2020 Valia Lind

Brianna's journey

Brianna is placed to work alongside the handsome & frustrating Mark, not realizing the impact he will have in her life. Brianna and Mark set off on a journey to save her sister's soul mate from an ancient evil. When fighting for their lives, Brianna finds within herself something rare and powerful. Can't wait to see what happens next!

awesome narrator!

I loved the fiesty back and forth that we saw in this book. Bri was witty and strong. I really enjoyed reading this book and super excited for the next book. see what happens with those ancients!

Hawthorne chronicles are the best!

love this series! the bond the sisters/friends have is unique! crazy good! these hawthorne witches really are the best! action pack with just enough swoony-ness!

witch's fire

really enjoyed reading and listening to this book. Watching Brianna grow in confidence as the story progressed was incredible. I love the mystery surrounding the town, the unknown of everything going on trying to figure it out to see if I am right.
The narrator does a great job keeping me engaged with the story.