Wateredge
Never Forgive and Never Forget. Hunted as witches during the Salem Trials and haunted by their past sins, the Crowhart women carry a deep secret and an inescapable curse.
Lark Thibodeaux is alone. She’d never asked anyone for anything, but she could really use a new start and a little break. After all, she is trying to get as far away as possible from the only place she used to call home and everything it holds. An island off the coast of Massachusetts seems to be the farthest she can go. An island that recently made the news for being a sanctuary for women like her… Women running for their lives.
Seren Crowhart, Water Herself, has been waiting quietly for love her entire life. Little does she know that Fate is about to walk into her coffee shop, haunted and hunted by the world. A woman with eyes that hold all the answers. A woman whose very presence will upend Seren’s existence and awaken old ghosts.
Step back onto Dragons Island as Water meets Destiny, and the Crowhart family approaches the culmination of an age old curse in Book 3 of Crow’s Coven Quartet, Wateredge.
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