The Coven – Harper L. Woods
99,00 د.م.
A revenge-driven witch enters a haunted university to expose dark secrets, only to clash with its brooding headmaster. Forbidden magic, hidden identities, and a decades-old massacre collide in this gothic tale of power and betrayal. Can Willow trust her heart—or her mission—as shadows from the past rise to claim her? 🧙♀️📚🖤
Description
The Coven follows Willow, a young witch raised to avenge her family’s legacy, as she infiltrates the secretive Hollow’s Grove University. Tasked with uncovering the truth about a decades-old massacre, she navigates a world of ancient magic, hidden vendettas, and a forbidden attraction to Alaric Grayson Thorne, the enigmatic headmaster who despises her. The story weaves gothic suspense with dark academia, exploring themes of power, betrayal, and the cost of vengeance.
As Willow delves deeper, she discovers her dual heritage as both an earth witch and necromancer, making her a target for forces within the Coven. The university’s reopening to the Thirteen—a group of elite students destined to reshape magic—unlocks deadly secrets tied to its bloody past. Twists and alliances blur the line between ally and enemy, while a looming threat from beyond the grave threatens to destroy everything.
The tension between Willow and Alaric simmers with enemies-to-lovers chemistry, complicated by his role as a vessel (a demon-bound guardian) and her mission to dismantle the Coven’s corruption. Their relationship tests loyalty and desire, with consequences that ripple through the magical world. Cliffhanger endings and propulsive pacing keep readers hooked, setting the stage for the series’ darker chapters.
Rich worldbuilding immerses readers in a society where witches barter magic for power, vessels feed on witchcraft, and ancient pacts teeter on collapse. Themes of redemption and sacrifice are threaded through visceral magic systems and morally gray choices. Fans of The Night School and Ninth House will devour this blend of gothic mystery and slow-burn romance.
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