Lettie : Season Of The Witch

LETTIE: SEASON OF THE WITCH is a tale that spans decades and continents...It is a story of a hereditary witch, in the Crone stage of her life. Through her recollections, she returns to her childhood in Romania; the place where she learned her craft by watching her Mother and Grandmother. She recalls vividly her Mother's dalliance with the Dark Ones in weaving a spell of revenge, and the torment she suffered. Details of the night angry villagers came to take her Grandmother away haunt her, as do the old woman's words: Do what is in your heart, and make no apologies for what you are not guilty! Her friendships made in the new world are examined as Lettie is faced with her own mortality, and begins to question whether she, like her own mother, may have ventured too far into the realm of the black when having worked her magick to threaten the enemy of one she held dear, and in helping a suffering friend to cross the veil before her time. Set in the 1960's, with recollections of 19th century Romania, LETTIE: SEASON OF THE WITCH, is the story of a powerful woman with the courage to have lived life on her own terms, and to bravely face what may await her beyond the veil. Will it be a monster from her childhood returned to claim her soul, or will she be reunited with her beloved Grandmother? All will be revealed. Filled with wisdom, wit and chills, LETTIE: SEASON OF THE WITCH, is a story for lovers of the paranormal, who like a bit of a "chill" in their reading, as well as those who enjoy a heartwarming tale of friendship and courage. It transcends genres, and offers a look at a witch in her entirety...both good and bad. Because, as Lettie herself states, "There are wicked witches, because there are wicked people. And witches, after all, are people first, so it cannot be helped."

• | Author: Kim Runyan
• | Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• | Publication Date: Oct 31, 2017
• | Number of Pages: 172 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1974268063
• | ISBN-13: 9781974268061