Hawthorne University Witch

The Hawthorne University Witch Holiday Collection is available in this three book boxed set. Each standalone short story encompasses real occult and pagan practices during the Easter, Halloween, and Christmas holiday seasons, amid Cadences romantic, ghostly and witchy adventures at Hawthorne University. Beltane Fire (Easter season) Cadences best friend introduces her to the Beltane spring festival. Men in red paint jump flames. Ladies in white dresses with flower garlands await the May Queen. But all Cadence sees is fire. And within the flames are disturbing images. It was on this day that her witchcraft began. Samhain Witch (Halloween season) A visitor from Cadences teachers past appears in tears beside a bonfire. As Cadence learns about the stranger's haunting, she finds that, this time, shes up against more than witches competing for power or blaspheming with dark magic. It's a primal evil. The Samhain Witch. Candy Crone (Christmas season) Christmas turns into creepy Halloween when all the local children disappear in the woods. Cadence searches the forest, but becomes spellbound. All the voracious casting heralds the arrival of a new witch in town. The Candy Crone. Content warning: The Hawthorne University Witch Series is a paranormal romance fantasy containing profanity, sexual scenes, adult situations, and, of course, witchcraft.

Candy Crone is a Christmas Short Story standalone, Book 6.5, in the Hawthorne University Witch Series. While I'm enjoying a spicy caramel apple surprise at our local ice cream parlor, an old lady in rags rambles nonsense about candy canes to children waiting for Santa. That distracts me from prepping my young friend Cat for her college interview at Hawthorne University. Christmas turns into creepy Halloween when all the local children, including Cat, disappear in the woods. Bryce and I search our forest but become spellbound. All this voracious casting heralds the arrival of a new witch in town. The Candy Crone. As the Hawthorne Witch, I hold great power, but with my unborn baby kicking, the witch exploits my sins and vices through gluttony. Am I nothing more than my appetites and power as the Hawthorne Witch? Or can I accomplish something greater? If I can't sort my stuff out, Cat, my unborn baby, Chandra, and all these innocent kids living in Hawthorne are toast. Cadence Hawthorne returns in this Christmas novella taking place after Shadow Cast, book 6, in The Hawthorne University Witch Series. Candy Crone is a complete self-contained novella not ending in cliffhangers. Some spoilers cannot be avoided, but the story is a STANDALONE book that can be enjoyed without reading the preceding novels. Content Warning: Candy Crone contains profanity, adult situations and, of course, witchcraft.

The Hawthorne University Witch Series is available in this three audiobook collection (4-6). This trilogy is a standalone series that can be enjoyed without having read the previous books. This collection includes: Witch Mirror, Book 4: Reflections of a wicked witch. Cadence Hawthorne's love life is threatened by a demon-witch, but she has her teacher's magic to protect her. Actually, not only does she have her magic, she has Alondra's spirit inside her, possessing her. Ravens, Book 5: When evil lands on my doorstep. Cadence's friends believe she is fighting a curse. But Cadence feels like she has to do whatever it takes to save the town, even if it means teaming up with her archenemy witch, Enora. Evil empowers Cadence, but her dark spellcasting threatens to drive a stake right through her heart and the heart of Hawthorne University. Shadow Cast, Book 6: You can't cast shadows in darkness. Enora claims Cadence is haunting her coven's dreams. A séance is performed. But during the séance, Cadence doesn't just see ghosts or spirits, she sees evil. Her new revelation might be enough to protect Bryce and her unborn baby-or save her greatest adversary. Content warning: The Hawthorne University Witch Series is a new adult college paranormal romance containing profanity, sexual scenes, adult situations, and, of course, witchcraft.