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  • Witch in the Lighthouse

  • The Witch of Emelle, Book 1
  • By: Azalea Forrest
  • Narrated by: Sami Ro
  • Length: 4 hrs and 34 mins

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Witch in the Lighthouse

By: Azalea Forrest
Narrated by: Sami Ro
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Publisher's Summary

Witch in the Lighthouse is a warm cup of tea full of magic, hope, friendship, and forgiveness.

Moving to Lightview was supposed to be a new beginning for Magnolia Hanna, a piece of closure, a connection to her past. Inheriting her uncle's lighthouse wouldn't make her life easy, but she never expected such hostile neighbors. She was a witch from the hidden mountain hamlet of Emelle, after all, and Lightview hadn't housed a witch in more than a decade.

Unfriendly villagers are the least of her problems, however, when a witch named Basil Olivander arrives on her doorstep, weighed down by his own grief. Maggie soon learns why Lightview harbors such disdain for witches — and who is to blame for her troubles in this new town.

Book One in The Witch of Emelle Series

©2017, 2021 Azalea Forrest (P)2024 Azalea Forrest

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