Pure Magic
Sara Beth
At nineteen, I replaced my mother as high priestess of the Windsor coven. I’m duty bound to protect my coven and the king, and for almost ten years, I have worked to transform the coven from the rigid system of Mother’s rule, to a warmer community of witches. News of men being admitted to the Windsor coven has spread, requiring me to consider more of their petitions. Legend says that male witches destroy and kill, often turning to dark magic. This was the reason for the ban. Will my removal of the old prejudice bring us all to ruin?
Adam
I’ve been running for over seven years, always staying a step ahead of my siblings. Each new town where I work my illusions and make a name for myself as a showman gives them the chance to catch up with me. Making it all the way to Windsor from my home in the Scottish Highlands, I hope the coven will accept a man living in the light of magic. All I want is family within a coven. My arrival is not received with enthusiasm, as the high priestess is as wary as she is beautiful. If not for the ancient great mother’s intervention, Sara Beth would have sent me away immediately. Instead, I’ll be tested for light and dark magic. It’s unpleasant, but I’d do almost anything to stay by Sara Beth’s side, and finally find a home.
All is going well until Ariana and Kaden arrive. My sister Ariana is pure evil, and Kaden, my twin, follows in her darkness. Ariana’s plans will destroy more than just our world if we don’t stop her. She needs me to obtain her evil goals. There’s more than my coven acceptance or my attraction to Sara Beth at stake when I join the Witches of Windsor.
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