I’m delighted to help share this brand new cover for Azalea Forrest’s Witch in the Lighthouse!

I loved Witch in the Lighthouse when I read it last year. For me it really captured the cosy vibes and whimsy of a classic Studio Ghibli movie (you can read the full review here). So I jumped at the chance when Azalea asked for book bloggers to help share a couple of new announcements for this lovely book!

Cover Reveal

First and foremost we have this really nice-looking cover refresh for the book! As much as I liked the original cover, this one definitely captures more of the essence and charm of the book, and I’m delighted and honoured to be able to help share it.

Here’s the blurb:

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.

Witch in the Lighthouse is currently available in ebook and paperback from Amazon.

Audiobook News

Secondly, Azalea has announced that there will be an audiobook version of Witch in the Lighthouse! It will be narrated by Samantha Rogalski and will be available on Audible, Amazon and iTunes by the end of April. So, for all you audiobook lovers, this is one to watch out for.

Witch in the Lighthouse is now book one of The Witch of Emelle series. Book two, A Witch in Isenshire, is underway!