Rune of the Witch

The Other Witch

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Book Synopsis

When my most hated enemy, Bastion, comes to me for help, I tell him to take a long walk off a short pier. I’m not helping the Griffin assassin who killed my lover. But when The Crone visits my coven, she tells me that I must help him find his daughter or I won’t achieve my full potential.

I want greatness like others want wealth. You can keep your fame and fortune, I want to make sure my life matters. I reluctantly agree to help locate the missing griffin. If greatness is on the cards, I’m willing to play – no matter who deals my hand.

When a raven with broken wings lands on my balcony, I know that a black witch has entered the game. Finding the griffin suddenly becomes a lot more complicated. I’ll have to awaken my sentient grimoire to help me find the answers I seek – and that always has a price.

Only time will tell whether it is one that I can afford to pay.

Don't miss this witchy series if you like humor, heart, and a strong heroine with a slow burn, enemies to lovers, and fade-to-black romance.

The Hook

I'm beyond thrilled to dive into the next installment of Heather G Harris's captivating series, Rune of the Witch! As a huge fan of Amber's journey, I'm eager to see what's in store for her in this new chapter. The prospect of Bastian her mortal enemy and the Griffin who killed her lover, seeking her help is a tantalizing twist that has me hooked. I mean, isn't karma a Bitch, indeed? The fact that Amber's been holding a grudge against Bastian for so long only adds to the complexity of their relationship, making their potential friendship or even romance all the more intriguing.

As I delve into Rune of the Witch, I'm hoping to see Amber and Bastian navigate their tumultuous past and work together to save his daughter. It's clear that Bastian's come to Amber for help, but can she truly put aside her feelings and trust him? The dynamic between these two characters is ripe for exploration, and I'm excited to see how their interactions will unfold. Will they find a way to bury the hatchet and put aside their animosity, or will their past continue to simmer beneath the surface? Whatever the case, I'm confident that Heather G Harris will weave a tale that's both captivating and emotionally resonant.

What I love about Heather G Harris's writing is her ability to craft complex characters with rich backstories, and I'm eager to see how she'll develop Amber and Bastian further. The potential for tension, conflict, and ultimately, redemption, is palpable. As I turn the pages of Rune of the Witch, I'm anticipating a thrilling adventure filled with magic, mystery, and heart-pumping action. Bring it on, Heather!

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Book Review

By Blogger:

Dee Szuba

I'm once again left feeling a bit disappointed after finishing Heather G. Harris's "Rune of the Witch." It's not the quality of the story that bothers me, but rather the brevity of these 5 books. Each time I dive into one of these installments, I'm struck by how easily the content could be integrated into the main series with just a little editing. Instead, we're given a separate, brief narrative that barely spans two hours and doesn't provide the depth or completeness of a full story.

This sense of incompleteness detracts from the overall experience, which is a shame because the story itself is quite compelling. In "Rune of the Witch," we follow Bastian and his quest to rescue his daughter, who has been captured. The narrative is enriched by the involvement of Amber de Lear, who aids Bastian despite her internal conflict. Amber's struggle with working alongside Bastian, the Griffin who killed her husband, adds a layer of emotional complexity that is both poignant and relatable. Her internal war mirrors the larger themes of forgiveness and redemption, making for a nuanced and engaging read.

Despite these strengths, the story's potential feels stifled by its short length. There's so much more that could be explored and developed, and I can't help but feel that readers are being shortchanged. However, the ending did resonate with me. Finding Bastian's daughter and revealing the true nature of Bastian as a caring father rather than a mere bloodthirsty killer provided a satisfying conclusion. It showed that people are multifaceted, and even those with dark pasts can have redeeming qualities.

In summary, while "Rune of the Witch" is a good story with well-developed characters and an emotionally rich plot, its brevity leaves much to be desired. I wish Heather G. Harris would incorporate these shorter tales into the main books to provide a more fulfilling reading experience.

Book Spoilers

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Reading "Rune of the Witch" by Heather G. Harris was a refreshing experience, especially in terms of content warnings. For those who worry about unexpected triggers or adult themes, you can rest easy with this book. There’s no adult language, graphic violence, or anything else that might catch you off guard. The story maintains a balanced tone, making it accessible and enjoyable for a wide range of readers.

The narrative is clean and straightforward, focusing on the plot and character development without delving into potentially distressing material. This makes "Rune of the Witch" an excellent choice for young adults as well as mature audiences looking for a lighter read. It’s a testament to Harris’s writing that she can craft a compelling story without relying on shock value or gratuitous content.

For those who appreciate a well-told story that doesn’t push boundaries unnecessarily, "Rune of the Witch" is perfect. It’s a book you can comfortably recommend to younger readers, knowing they won’t encounter anything inappropriate. At the same time, the themes and characters are sophisticated enough to engage adult readers, providing a satisfying experience across age groups.

In summary, "Rune of the Witch" is a safe bet for anyone looking for an entertaining and thoughtful read without worrying about unexpected adult content or triggers. Heather G. Harris has created a story that balances accessibility with depth, making it suitable for both young adults and more seasoned readers.