“Oh, what a world Lindsay Merbaum has created. With her words, she’s woven a spell that blooms then burns bright, unveiling a realm of ancient and unending magic. I only wish the novel was as eternal as its characters. My advice to the novice—grab a cocktail, find a cozy, candle-lit alcove, and let the witches and goddesses take the Wheel.” —EV Knight, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of The Fourth Whore and Three Days in the Pink Tower

"For fans of Circe and The City We Became, Witches of the Wheel weaves mythology and desire into a darkly enchanting tale of a young woman discovering that her greatest power lies not in controlling her magic, but in surrendering to what she’s always been meant to become.” —Tracy Cross, author of Rootwork and A Gathering of Weapons

"A deliriously enticing wild ride of a novel that dares to break fertile new ground on ancient mythology. Merbaum seduces and enchants with artistic flair as witches and goddesses alike converge on an otherworldly bar that holds profound secrets and an uncanny power. By turns tragic, inspiring, and darkly humorous, Witches of the Wheel is a smart and entertaining look at divine sovereignty and surrender. Absolutely mesmerizing." —Paulette Kennedy, bestselling author of The Witch of Tin Mountain and The Devil and Mrs. Davenport

"Witches of the Wheel is a delicious concoction of metaphysical magic, deadpan realism, and ancient myth, served by a delightfully sardonic storyteller. Electric prose, startling metaphors, a captivating heroine, eerie magic—this is an endlessly inventive novel about witchcraft, sacred stories, and queer belonging." —Mary McMyne, author of The Book of Gothel and A Rose by Any Other Name