SHE SURVIVED THE FIRE. NOW SHE’S COMING FOR THE MAN WHO LIT IT.

In the misty moors of the seventeenth-century Scottish Highlands, Fiona was nine years old when she vowed to kill John Kincaid, the man who burned her mother at the stake.

Twenty-seven years later, she leads a secret coven in rescuing accused witches from execution while pursuing the man who stole her childhood.

WOMEN ARE BEING HUNTED. THE GHOST WITCH IS HUNTING BACK.

But when a rescue goes wrong, witch hunter Alasdair captures Fiona.

A brutal ambush on the road forces them into an uneasy alliance, setting in motion a string of consequences that could unravel Fiona’s carefully guarded world. Neither trusts the other. Neither can survive alone.

Meanwhile, John Kincaid is setting traps across the Highlands, determined to lure the Ghost Witch to her death once and for all.

Alasdair’s secrets could get him killed at the hands of Fiona’s coven. And with Kincaid closing in, the women she has sworn to protect are in danger just as vengeance is finally within reach. Now Fiona must confront what pursuing him could cost her—and whether she can survive long enough for a future she never believed she could have.

With gripping suspense, crackling tension, and a haunting atmosphere, The Legend of the Ghost Witch brings the wilds of seventeenth-century Scotland vividly to life. A sweeping debut of witchcraft, dangerous secrets, and simmering desire, it follows a woman caught between the vengeance that has sustained her and a love that could change her future—and the hidden sisterhood she will risk everything to protect.

Rooted in Scottish history, folklore, and lived traditions, the novel pairs a slow-burning romance across enemy lines with the struggle of women determined to save one another. Each chapter opens with a quotation or excerpt from the propaganda of the time, bringing the voices of persecution into chilling proximity with the women at the heart of the story.

A standalone novel with the beginning of a larger adventure.