The Witch of Salt and Storm
(1 reviews with an average rating of 5 out of 5)
Publisher: Orchard Books
Roe women have been witches on Prince Island for generations, protecting sailors with their charms. Avery’s convinced it’s her destiny too, learning magic from her grandmother in her windswept cottage. But Avery’s mother wants her to be a lady, not a witch, trying to break with tradition by entrapping Avery into a life of small-town civility.
Then Avery dreams she’ll be murdered. Desperate, she asks enigmatic tattooed and equally troubled outsider, Tane, to take a message asking for her grandmother’s advice. Should Avery lead the life she always assumed as island witch – or flee with Tane?
The wind-swept, wave-lashed Maine coast is backdrop for this powerful, passionate fantasy, exploring a female dynasty facing age-old, yet surprisingly familiar, conflicts between expectation, tradition and personal desire.
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Shoshna, 10 March 2021
It's a beautiful book, it's talk about a strong woman who wants to be a witch and she does everything for that and she also finds her first love, this book is exciting and sad together