Rise of the Witch - Paperback

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by C. Rochelle (Author)

As with most beginnings, it started with death.

When I had nothing left to lose, I traveled to the hut in the woods; the one no one dared approach. The witch who lived there recognized the darkness in my soul and took me under her wing-to witness her reign of terror firsthand and eventually, to inherit her legacy as my own.

Now I'm the monster they fear; the one humans avoid at all costs. In this welcome isolation, I've attempted to forget my past and the future that was taken from me.

Until three men appear, somehow able to break through my protective wards and see me in my true form. While resistant to their intrusion, I recognize they may be the ones I've been waiting for-the ones I need to ascend to my full power.

Too bad I would rather grind their bones than invite them in.

But something is mysteriously devouring the forest, and I suspect the threat may be the same one I barely escaped many moons ago. If it is, he will find me a more worthy opponent than the last time we met.

I am the Yaga and I may be broken, but my edges are sharp.

The Yaga's Riders is based on the folklore of Baba Yaga, with creative liberties taken.

Rise of the Witch is the first book in a steamy, paranormal romance saga featuring mysterious forces in magical woods, a legendary witch, and the three men destined to find her.

Multiple POV (including her men)
MM

This series is meant for readers 18 and over.
Beware: Cliffys ahead!

Possible triggers (please see inside the book and the author's website for more):
Sweary dialogue & naughty humor
Graphic extra spicy sex
Gore and violence (including guns)
Reference to and non-graphic memories of past (400+ years ago) pregnancy loss
Reference to past (400+ years ago) sexual assault and eventual confrontations with the assaulter
Toxic masculinity (it doesn't last forever, promise)
General weirdness and medium-dark elements (that should cover it)

Number of Pages: 292

Dimensions: 0.61 x 8 x 5 IN

Publication Date: March 17, 2021