The Silver Witch: A Novel

The Silver Witch: A Novel

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Feb 2, 2016 · English · Paperback (336 pages)
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Format Paperback
Pages 336
Language English
Published Feb 2, 2016
Publisher St. Martin's Griffin
Edition Reprint
ISBN-10 1250086345
ISBN-13 9781250086341

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In a quaint village nestled within the picturesque landscape of Wales, an ancient tale unfolds, steeped in magic and mystery. The narrative weaves around a young witch bearing a haunting lineage, as she grapples with her identity and the powerful heritage of her ancestors. With rich, lyrical prose, the author immerses the reader in a world where time blurs, and the boundaries between past and present dissolve, creating an enchanting atmosphere that captivates the imagination.

As secrets from the past emerge, the protagonist finds herself drawn into a web of intrigue, confronting long-buried family curses and the specter of lost love. Each chapter reveals layers of complexity in relationships, illuminating the struggle between temptation and the desire for redemption. The scenery serves not just as a backdrop but as a living entity, rich with ancient lore that influences the characters' fates.

This novel is a deeply evocative exploration of love, sacrifice, and the enduring power of witchcraft, inviting readers on a journey that resonates with both the fantastical and the deeply personal. Through struggles and triumphs, the protagonist seeks not only to embrace her gifts but also to break free from the shadows of her past, forging a path that could intertwine her destiny with that of her village and beyond.

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Thriller & Suspense Fantasy

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I very much injoyed the Celtic myth deftly interwoven into the fabric of this story. And the witchyness--especially from the Shaman Seren. Tilda, one of the main characters, could have been much more multidimensional... there was a certain depth and well roundness lacking from her part in the story. I would have liked to really get to know the characters better. Hear more detail of their lives and thoughts and feelings and well as feel more of a authenticity to them. They were certainly believable but the jumping back and forth between time periods seemed to be more of the focus than fleshing out the characters. The insight into that ancient Celtic time period contrasted against modern day was fascinating and very welcome.

April 9th 2026
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