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The Witch
by Freida McFadden
Down on her luck, Julia Barlow retreats to Pemberton, her family’s sprawling 17th-century Massachusetts estate, seeking a place to disappear. Instead, the house begins to unravel her. Every night at 3:41 a.m., the grandfather clock stops, the lights flicker, and a disembodied voice cries outside her door. Digging into Pemberton's dark past, Julia unearths the legacy of a woman executed for witchcraft in 1692. As buried family lies surface, she must confront a terrifying truth: the estate is haunted by women who refuse to stay silent.
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The Reimagining of Thornwood House
by Jaleigh Johnson
Seeking a peaceful life for her adopted daughter, Ruby, land witch Evelyn Sharpe jumps at the chance to become Caretaker of Thornwood House—a sentient home serving as the magical heart of sunny Iskendra. Upon arrival, Evie and Ruby discover their new home has quite literally walked away. Grumpy and guarded, Thornwood House refuses to let them inside. Through gentle patience and wild magic, the pair slowly befriends both the quirky townsfolk and the wandering house itself. But when a dark corruption inside Thornwood begins poisoning the surrounding forest, Evie must summon all her power to save the sanctuary they're trying to build.
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The Book Witch
by Meg Shaffer
As a third-generation Book Witch, Rainy March uses her magical umbrella and feline familiar to leap between fictional worlds, fixing rogue plots and hunting saboteurs. Her coven follows strict rules: real people belong in the real world, and falling in love with a fictional character is forbidden. Rainy has already crossed that line with the Duke of Chicago, the dashing detective from her favorite mystery series—and another infraction means being stripped of her magic forever. When her grandfather vanishes and a priceless book is stolen, Rainy risks everything to enlist the Duke’s help. Journeying through the pages of classics from Alice in Wonderland to Arthurian legend, they race to unmask hidden enemies and unravel dangerous family secrets.
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Royal Witch
by Philippa Gregory
Ambition. Sorcery. Treason. How far will one woman dare to go? Eleanor Cobham arrived at court with nothing, yet her relentless ambition defied every boundary of her era. Craving the power to rule her own destiny—and England itself—she rose higher than anyone dared imagine. But her meteoric ascent drew deadly accusations: that she summoned dark forces to seal her fate and conspired to murder the king. Now, her true story emerges. This is the tale of the woman branded a witch, who set her sights on a crown.
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The Magic We Made
by Meg Cabot
She doesn’t believe in magic. He is magic. But when they meet, sparks fly—literally. Skeptical therapist Frankie Giovanni trusts science, not the influx of “witches” taking over West Harbor. But when local teens vanish and bizarre events plague the house next door, she targets her new neighbor: Ash Merit. Ash is an intuitive finder of lost things, armed with glitchy psychic gifts and an instant crush on Frankie. Despite her doubts, and the literal flames that spark whenever they kiss, the two must team up to find the missing girls and uncover West Harbor's secrets before it's too late.
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The Witches of Cambridge
by Alice Hoffman
In 1950s Cambridge, Massachusetts, small-town newcomer Ava arrives at Radcliffe College and crosses paths with Lauren, the brazen daughter of a wealthy local family. Despite their differences, both young women are recruited into the Lilith Society—a clandestine coven tracing back to colonial times, founded in honor of Adam’s banished first wife.
As Ava and Lauren forge a fierce bond amidst newfound power and romance, the paranoid chill of McCarthyism closes in around campus. When members of the Society begin to mysteriously disappear, the pair realizes the witch trials of the past aren't history—and they'll have to fight to keep history from repeating itself.
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Books & Bewitchment
by Isla Jewell
Tired of her mundane routine, dutiful Rhea Wolfe is stunned when her estranged grandmother leaves her an unexpected inheritance: a dormant magical lineage and a rundown video store in the quaint mountain town of Arcadia Falls. Determined to transform the shop into the bookstore of her dreams, Rhea enlists the help of local handyman Hunter Blakely—a man as charming as he is off-limits, being the grandson of her grandmother’s magical rival. But as sparks fly between them, Rhea unearths a dark secret from her grandmother's past that threatens the entire town. To protect her new home and secure her future, she must embrace her enchanted heritage and master her powers before Arcadia Falls' magic slips away.
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A Time of Witches
by Madeline Martin
Two women, bound by blood and betrayal, must break silence across centuries—or be silenced forever. In the present, Lilith Legare’s life unravels as dormant magic awakens and nightmares of burning at the stake drive her to Brackenmere Manor in England. There, she uncovers a perilous family legacy she must rewrite to survive. In 1645 Suffolk, Sybil Brantham is branded a witch by men terrified of her independence, fighting betrayal at home to protect her sister. Tethered across time, both women must claim their voices and shatter generations of enforced silence before history repeats itself.
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The Witch
by Marie NDiaye
Trapped in a cruel marriage, Lucie defies her controlling husband to pass her lineage of witchcraft down to her twin daughters. But Maud and Lise’s powers quickly eclipse her own, unlocking a euphoric freedom that threatens to tear the family apart. Now, the girls face a choice: stay bound to the mother who nurtured them, or flee their father's suffocating world. Dreamlike and disquieting, The Witch is a tense exploration of marriage, motherhood, and the terror of realizing your children have grown far more dangerous, and free, than you ever imagined.
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Hexy Beast
by Avery Flynn
An impulsive witch and a buttoned-up werewolf discover love is its own beast. As the eldest Sherwood daughter, chaotic witch Effie is supposed to have her life together. Instead, an impulsive joyride on the back of Darius Aetos’s motorcycle lands her in deep trouble. Darius is grumpy, commanding, and the head of the local werewolf pack—and a pack elder now insists he and Effie are fated mates. Trapped together by pack politics while they search for a way out, the friction between them quickly ignites. As the blue moon rises, Effie begins to wonder if her out-of-control magic is fooling her, or if this brooding alpha is truly where she belongs.
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Witch Daughter
by Tanaz Bhathena
Haunted by rumors of witchcraft and her royal father's declining health, Princess Tahmineh faces a bleak future in ancient Persia. Seeking answers, she uncovers a prophecy: she will wed the legendary warrior Rostam and bear him a son, but at great personal peril. Defying the warnings, Tahmineh orchestrates their meeting, and their spark quickly deepens into love, marriage, and the birth of their boy, Sohrab. Yet tragedy looms as the prophecy's grim conclusion comes to light: father and son are destined to clash on the battlefield, where one must kill the other. Desperate to save her family, Tahmineh wages a heartbreaking war against fate itself to protect her child at all costs.
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Portrait of a Witch Undone
by K. S. Shay
Once the most powerful witch of her generation, Maeve Ryan destroyed her reputation and infected her mind with wild, corrupting magic after a disastrous spell summoned the Lady of the Fens—an eerie spirit haunting the marshes north of Boston. Desperate to strip away her power before it drives her mad, Maeve seeks an escape, but her best friend Ash uncovers a bizarre connection: the Lady is tied to the infamous Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum art heist. When Ash vanishes through an empty, stolen frame, Maeve dives in after him into the Other Marsh, a lethal mirror realm ruled by the Lady. Amid the lost masterpieces and buried colonial secrets, Maeve must outwit hidden enemies to rescue Ash, cure her tainted magic, and survive a deadly pocket of history.
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A Spell to Wake the Dead
by Nicole Lesperance
When best friends Mazzy and Nora sneak to a Cape Cod beach to cast a midnight spell, the tide washes in a mutilated corpse missing its hands and teeth. Drawn in by an eerie supernatural tether to the dead woman, the teens use divination to launch their own investigation, uncovering a string of occult disappearances stretching back years. As haunting visions and spectral whispers close in, Nora discovers a second body—guided by a disembodied voice urging her to find more. With their hometown harboring deadly secrets, Mazzy races to sever their connection to the killer before the tide claims them next.
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The Farewitch of Foxe Holler
by Ellen Pauley Goff
Foxe Holler’s resident "Farewitch," Honey Frost, heals ailments through her cooking. When the town's reclusive warlock emerges with a deadly curse-born illness, Honey agrees to treat him in exchange for access to his rare, legendary library of grimoires. Moving into his moody manor, she finds a stubborn, surprisingly handsome man who resists his own recovery. But with the menacing Widow Witch closing in to claim him, Honey must master her kitchen magic to cure her grumpy host before darkness consumes them both.
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Wicked Endeavors
by Kamilah Cole
After three tyrannical witch Houses slaughter Coventry’s royal family, eighteen-year-old former ward Caya vows revenge. Disguised as the glamorous aristocrat Marisol Vinyet, she infiltrates the Coronet—a cutthroat social season where the ruling witches recruit new blood. Her primary target: Prince Tomás of neighboring Domingo, whose family unleashed the witches upon Coventry. Her lethal mission fractures when Tomás proves unexpectedly charming, and his sworn protector turns out to be Bas Arroyo, her estranged childhood friend. Caught in a web of lethal politics and warring attractions, Caya must master her deceit—or risk becoming the first to bleed.
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The Somewhat Wicked Witch of Brigandale
by C. M. Waggoner
Eighteen years after reluctantly adopting an abandoned baby, the practical witch Gretsella has grown utterly devoted to her bafflingly likable son, Bradley. Her quiet life in the Dark Forest shatters when woodland creatures start prophesying that Bradley is the lost prince—and the boy naively heads to the capital to claim his crown. Bradley quickly lands in over his head, leaving the realm spiraling into chaos as scheming courtiers manipulate him for their own ends. With the kingdom on the brink of ruin, a devoted mother must do what needs to be done: roll up her sleeves and sabotage her darling son's ascension before it's too late.
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