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The Death Witch: Book 1

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Genres

Urban Fantasy, Witches Romance, Werewolves Romance, Dark Romance, Paranormal Romance, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Abuse, Violence, Rape, Death, and Profanity

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Jun 15, 2021

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Quietus

The Death Witch: Book 1

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Blurb

The land is dying and there's a witch on the hunt. For a home, for the truth, for retribution.

The Death Witch has always existed in the darkness, an urban legend born from an endless war, twisted magic, and a hunger for power. For 24 long years, Devlin Raben has lived in that darkness, too, with death trailing her shadow and a ruthless but nearly forgotten prophecy dictating her future.

After six years of silent freedom, Devlin is forced to confront a past littered with secrets, a present as deceptive as it is hopeful, and a future seething with uncertainties. The only chance she has at rewriting her future is to wield the power she's hidden for so long, a power that many want to abuse and even more have died for. But unleashing that magic plays right into Fate's hands, and Devlin risks not only her freedom, but her soul.

The prophecy yearns to be fulfilled and Fate is a fickle being, but even it can be persuaded.

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Genres

Urban Fantasy, Witches Romance, Werewolves Romance, Dark Romance, Paranormal Romance, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Abuse, Violence, Rape, Death, and Profanity

Type of Ending

Series

The Death Witch — Book 1

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Publication Date

Jun 15, 2021

Page Length

259 pages

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Author

D.J. Hawkins is an emerging author and poet from Upstate, New York. Her debut YA novel “This Mess You’ve Made” was published in November 2020. D.J.’s writing has been praised for its use of poetic imagery and exploration of complex topics like self-harm and depression. Her poem “The Allegory of Us” has also been published by Oprelle publications in the anthology titled "Matter."

A middle school teacher by day, novelist by night, D.J. earned her BA in Literature from Hamilton College and a Masters of Teaching in English Education from BU. She currently lives in southern Massachusetts with her fiancé and chonky cat Tofu.