With a splash of fantasy and the supernatural
In a time of fear and religious persecution, their magic is forbidden—but their legacy must endure.
Scotland, 1649. The flames of persecution burn bright under the Scottish Witchcraft Act, and the last surviving covens teeter on the edge of extinction. Hidden in the shadows of an ancient coastal abbey, Aradia—the youngest of the Triquetra Coven—must master her craft while evading the relentless eye of the Reformed Church. As whispers of witchcraft stir paranoia and betrayal, Aradia and her sisters fight not only to survive but to protect a sacred lineage older than the Church itself.
The Last Coven is a haunting tale of resilience, forbidden power, and the unbreakable bonds of sisterhood in the face of a world determined to silence them.
The Last Coven will appeal to readers of **Kiran Millwood Hargrave’s_ The Mercies and Louisa Morgan’s_ A Secret History of Witches, blending historical accuracy with haunting folklore and the fierce bond of sisterhood in a time of persecution._Those who have enjoyed novels by authors such as Beth Underdown, Hannah Kent, Alix E. Harrow, Geraldine Brooks and C. J. Cooke will also be drawn to the themes of this book.
The Triquetra series overview
Their magic is ancient. Their gift, a secret. They may be hunted and persecuted at the mere suggestion that it might be witchcraft. As religious conflict tears Scotland apart, after the introduction of the Witchcraft Act, can the Triquetra Coven survive what is coming?
This historical series, set against the backdrop of Scotland’s 17th-century witch trials, and is a haunting tale of resilience, forbidden power, and the unbreakable bonds of sisterhood in the face of a world determined to silence them. These historical novels blend fact with supernatural fantasy as they reveal the darkest period of Scotland’s history.
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A Coven Lost: Book 2 of the Triquetra Series (A Supernatural historical fiction set in the backdrop of Scottish Witch Trials)
Before the flames, there was betrayal.
Scotland, 1618. The Triquetra Coven stands at the height of its power—respected, feared, and hidden in plain sight along the windswept coast of Irvine. At its helm, Margaret Barclay, a fierce and visionary leader, pushes her members to master their gifts and protect their legacy. But when she is slighted by her husband’s family, Margaret’s thirst for justice awakens a storm that could destroy everything she has built.
Emily Swan, a young initiate destined to inherit the mantle of leadership, sees a different path forward—one of peace, compassion, and openness. Alongside Thomas Stewart, her betrothed and fellow coven member, Emily dreams of a future where the coven can live without fear. But their ideals are threatened as the old guard seeks vengeance, drawing unwanted eyes to their sacred circle.
As the Church tightens its grip and betrayals rise from within, the coven faces its greatest threat yet. Accusations of witchcraft begin to swirl. Torture extracts confessions. Fires are lit.
Inspired by the real witch trials of 17th-century Scotland, A Coven Lost is a haunting and powerful tale of love, loyalty, and sacrifice. It is the story of a coven betrayed—not by their magic, but by those they trusted most.
If you have read and enjoyed The Familiars by Stacey Hall, The Witch’s Daughter by Paula Brackston, The Heretic’s Daughter by Kathleen Kent, Time-Slip, Legacy, and Female Power, The Daughters of the Witching Hill by Mary Sharratt or The Once and Future Witches by Alix E. Harrow, then hou will enjoy this supernatural historical fiction.
