The Witch's Daughter

Paula Brackston

In 1628, a young Bess Hawksmith witnesses her mother's execution and is saved from a similar fate by the warlock Gideon Masters, who awakens her latent magical powers and grants her immortality. Centuries later, living a quiet life in modern England, Elizabeth's solitude is shattered when a teenage girl named Tegan appears, drawing her back into the world of witchcraft and forgotten memories. As Elizabeth reluctantly begins to teach Tegan, she unearths long-buried demons and realizes that Gideon, her ancient savior, is still hunting her, seeking to collect a debt from centuries past. This captivating tale weaves historical fantasy with modern-day intrigue, exploring themes of survival, mentorship, and the enduring power of selfhood against the backdrop of a magical, perilous world.