Magic doesn’t care if you believe in it or not.

It’s 1915, and Annabel’s world is torn apart when she and her sister, Lottie, are sent to the country to escape the bombs in London while their father fights overseas.

Annabel expects her stay in Little Morven to be short and dull—until she visits the strange standing stones lurking on the outskirts of the village.

As the girls settle into their new life at Morven Manor, Annabel soon realises the country air has not put a stop to her sister’s overactive imagination. Lottie insists she can hear things that aren’t there, and their uncle seems to have far more interest in magic than a grown-up should.

Then Lottie goes missing, and Annabel is forced to re-evaluate everything she believes about magic, her family, and herself.

Thrown into a world of witchcraft, wicked warlocks and the fae, Annabel discovers there are more formidable dangers in her life than even the Great War.

Escape into the world of Little Morven with its quirky characters, cobbled streets…and curses. A Witch Forgotten will enchant young adult readers (11-13) who enjoy magical mysteries, scones with clotted cream and lots and lots of tea.

‘Reminiscent of The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett—with a touch more magic—this tale swings her gates wide to welcome us. A Witch Forgotten reminds us that through our courageous departures, we may come home.’

—L. E. Daniels, author of Serpent’s Wake: A Tale for the Bitten & Bram Stoker Awards® Nominee