Angielski
In Harried Witch, the Beauty and the Beast-inspired romantasy duology reaches its searing conclusion, following the debut novel Wretched Mage. Told from dual POVs, it brings higher stakes, a richer view of the mageborn world, and longing that will haunt readers long after the final page. It's for fans of Servant of Earth by Sarah Hawley and Silvercloak by L.K. Steven.
Jane is forced to face a daunting truth. Torn between her family, looming consequences, and the weight of a role she has been chosen for as Lady of Mountheim, she must outwit every obstacle to secure the future she desires.
Reagan has barely completed his sentence when fresh threats and expectations surge around him. Determined to expose the conspirators who targeted him and his estate, he refuses to wait for danger to strike again.
But the conspiracy runs deeper than either imagined, revealing the sinister reach of enemies far more dangerous than they anticipated. As alliances form and their love is tested, Jane and Reagan must summon every ounce of strength to protect those they care for, even if it means letting go of each other.
