The witch has been defeated. After months of battling with her dark powers, the villagers can finally breathe a sigh of relief. It started when strange things began happening in the small town of Millsworth. Crops were dying, animals were disappearing, and people started falling ill without any explanation. Fear spread like wildfire as rumors of a witch living in the nearby woods circulated amongst the townsfolk. The witch, who had been living in solitude for years, was said to have the ability to cast spells and curses on anyone who crossed her path.
The source of Wanda’s unnatural abilities stem from a two-fold base; unparalleled mastery of actual magic and an innate power to warp reality.
Following violent clashes between the group and the heroic X-Men, the siblings struck out on their own, unhappy with their alliance with Magneto and unsure of their future. Now that the Parrishables and their leader, Samuel Parris, have been defeated, Hadley is looking forward to a relaxing, love-filled summer with boyfriend Asher Astley.
The witch, who had been living in solitude for years, was said to have the ability to cast spells and curses on anyone who crossed her path. The townspeople were terrified, yet determined to protect their loved ones and restore peace to their once tranquil community. A group of brave souls decided to take action.
The Witch Is Back (Life's a Witch) (Paperback)
When two gorgeous, popular teen witches clash over a guy, it’s magical mayhem in this conclusion to the Life’s a Witch trilogy!
It’s been a trying year for teen witch Hadley Bishop—she led her coven into battle against the Parrishables and lost her mother in a surprise attack. Now that the Parrishables and their leader, Samuel Parris, have been defeated, Hadley is looking forward to a relaxing, love-filled summer with boyfriend Asher Astley.
Hadley’s summer plans take an unexpected turn though when she and her coven head off to a witchy summer intensive. Once there, Hadley immediately finds herself in a power struggle with Brooklyn Sparks. Like Hadley, Brooklyn is gorgeous and popular, but she’s also…Asher’s ex-girlfriend?!
As if this news isn’t enough to rattle Hadley, there are rumors of a rogue witch in the woods, and someone is playing dangerous pranks around camp. Hadley suspects that Brooklyn is behind the pranks, but is she willing to risk losing her friends and Asher to prove it? In this electrifying conclusion to the Life’s a Witch series, Hadley will discover that love is more powerful than any spell—but it comes with a price.
About the Author
Brittany Geragotelis, a former Olympic-bound gymnast and magazine editor, is a self-professed pop culture junkie turned author. Her paranormal action book Life’s a Witch received 18 million reads on the writing site Wattpad.com. What the Spell is the first published book in the series, followed by Life’s a Witch and The Witch Is Back. Brittany lives in Los Angeles with her husband, Matt, and two cats, Murray and Cohen. Visit her at BrittanyGeragotelis.com.
- Young Adult Fiction / Romance / Paranormal
- Young Adult Fiction / Paranormal, Occult & Supernatural
- Young Adult Fiction / Social Themes / Peer Pressure
- Hardcover (January 21st, 2014): $17.99
No other person on Earth stands as close to Wanda as her brother Pietro. Though often at odds, the siblings share a deep bond, one that saw them through troubled times as children and their later years as Avengers. Pietro’s love for his sister sometimes becomes overbearing, but his protectiveness of her knows no equal and to this day they still act as a formidable duo.
Led by John, a seasoned hunter, and Martha, a wise woman with knowledge of herbal remedies, the villagers formed a group to confront the witch. They armed themselves with silver daggers, blessed with holy water, and studied old texts on witchcraft in hopes of finding a weakness. After several failed attempts to locate her hideout, the group stumbled upon an ancient book with detailed instructions on how to defeat the witch. According to the text, the witch's powers were linked to a mystical amulet hidden deep within the forest. Destroying the amulet would break her hold over the town. With newfound hope, the villagers embarked on a treacherous journey through the dense woods. Their determination kept them going as they faced many obstacles along the way. Finally, they reached the witch's lair – a dark, eerie cave filled with mysterious artifacts and foul-smelling potions. As they entered the cave, the air grew heavy with anticipation. Heart pounding, Martha sensed the witch's presence nearby. They cautiously advanced, following the instructions from the ancient book. They found the amulet, glowing with an otherworldly energy, and with a united effort, they destroyed it. A wave of relief washed over the group as they felt the witch's power dissipate. They knew the battle was won. Returning to Millsworth, news spread like wildfire that the witch had been defeated. The townspeople rejoiced, grateful for the bravery and determination shown by their fellow villagers. Slowly, life in Millsworth returned to normal. Crops flourished, animals returned, and the people regained their health. The witch was nothing more than a distant memory, a cautionary tale to be told to future generations. The village thrived, bonded together by their shared triumph over darkness. And so, the story of the witch's defeat lived on – a testament to the power of bravery, unity, and the indomitable spirit of the human heart..
Reviews for "Victory at Last: The Witch Has Been Defeated"
1. Sarah - 2/5 - I was really excited to read "The Witch Has Been Defeated" after hearing so many positive reviews, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The plot felt underdeveloped and rushed, with little depth to the characters. I also found the writing style to be lacking, lacking the descriptive elements that could have brought the story to life. Overall, I was left feeling disappointed and unsatisfied with the book.
2. John - 1/5 - I couldn't even finish "The Witch Has Been Defeated". It was incredibly predictable and unoriginal, with no surprises or twists whatsoever. The characters were one-dimensional and had no depth to them, making it really hard to care about their fates. The dialogue felt forced and unnatural, and the overall pacing was too slow for my liking. This book was a huge letdown and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
3. Emily - 2/5 - Honestly, "The Witch Has Been Defeated" felt like a mediocre fantasy book with nothing unique or memorable about it. The world-building was lackluster and the magic system was poorly explained. The protagonist lacked agency and seemed to stumble her way through the story without making any significant contributions. The writing itself was average, without any standout moments that would make me want to continue reading. Overall, I found this book to be forgettable and uninspiring.
4. Michael - 3/5 - While "The Witch Has Been Defeated" had its moments, I felt that it didn't live up to the hype. The story had potential, but it was poorly executed. The pacing was uneven, with slow sections dragging on and exciting moments rushed through. The characters were somewhat interesting, but their development was inconsistent and lacked depth. I also had issues with the editing, as there were several grammatical errors and typos throughout the book. Overall, it had its moments, but the flaws prevented it from being a standout read for me.