Adult novel by Gary Mitchell and Pamela Seward.
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Co-written by Gary Mitchell with Pamela Seward (also of ‘The Atlantic Writers’ Forum’), and lightly drawing upon their shared Warwickshire background, this decidedly ‘naughty’ novel is the story of the witches of the (fictional) 1980’s English Midlands coven of Kings Oak – which explains all the ‘Crossroads’ references!
Librarian Susan Pringle’s search for a new ‘Witchmaster’ to guide and lead her coven results in upheaval and death for the witches of Kings Oak and their congregation – as their quest to contact the one-true Goddess leads to both ‘dark magic’ unleashed and to a new hope of positive future ‘healing…’
This is a very ‘adult’ ’18’ novel and can be considered a prequel to Atlantic Writer’s Forum member Jayne Austin’s
‘That Easter’ and Austin & Seward’s ‘The Maiden’s Tale’.
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