The Warrior Witches of Fredegund have belonged to an elite coven for over a thousand years. Their name honors their first service to the infamous Queen Fredegund in the sixth century.
These fierce witches are descendants of Ares, the God of War, and Hecate, the Goddess of Witchcraft. They are tasked with winning brutal battles for Ares’s favored rulers. Not all witches share this divine bloodline; some are mortals who became warrior witches through a spawning ritual known as the Amelioration. Among these, Lady Trisha and Lady Ewin were cast out of the coven and now stand against its evil practices. Their story begins in 1989, as told in the book Turncoat Witches, and continues in Forsaking Evil.
Two French witches never intended to cozy up in an abandoned mining town in Pennsylvania. They arrived in search of a magical heirloom, but over the decades, the population dwindled to just a few, and the witches settled in. The few remaining came to form a close-knit community, all of whom cherish the status quo, each for their own reasons. All is peaceful until a few teens come to town.
Reading the day’s headline doesn’t bode well for Lady Trisha. Learning about an infant’s abduction is more than a devastating story. To her, it’s a heart-pounding, mind-blowing call to action. She’s certain her old coven is to blame and time is of the essence. When Trisha is found missing, Ewin has no choice but to venture out to save both the child and Trisha.
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