"A woman discovers her magical ancestry while being seduced by a deadly coven in this debut fantasy. ... A craftily blended supernatural tale that vividly shows the author's love of the genre." - Kirkus ReviewsIn "The Witch's Spiral," Rachel's journey is not just one of supernatural horror but also of personal empowerment and healing. As she confronts the dark forces around her, she must also face the demons of her past. This novel offers a nuanced exploration of PTSD, trauma, and LGBTQ+ themes, portrayed with authenticity and sensitivity. It challenges traditional gender roles and celebrates the strength found in female solidarity, self-discovery, and polyamorous love. Set against the backdrop of a dark, gothic world, "The Witch's Spiral" explores the limits of power, the search for identity, and the complexities of love in its many forms. At the heart of the story is a polyamorous relationship that challenges societal norms and delves into the psychological tensions of desire, control, and acceptance. Perfect for fans of slow-burn horror, character-driven narratives, and modern Gothic tales, this novel offers a chilling exploration of what it means to truly belong-and the price one must pay to find that place. In the grand tradition of Gothic literature, "The Witch's Spiral" presents a haunting romance between Rachel and Michael-a love story marked by obsession, dark secrets, and inevitable tragedy. Their doomed relationship, set against the eerie backdrop of a world steeped in the occult, echoes the melancholic beauty of Edgar Allan Poe's tales, where love and death are irrevocably entwined. For readers of Edgar Allan Poe, Shirley Jackson, and Anne Rice, this novel intertwines the beauty and horror of Gothic romance with the complexities of identity and acceptance, offering a haunting exploration of love's darkest corners.