Witchcraft in the Woods

Where the Wild Things Grow, Book 3

De: Auryn Hadley

Narrado por: Aiden Snow, Aaron Shedlock, Tim Paige, Katana Jones

Wild things have tails, hatred always fails, and the forest knows me too well. That's why I need this magic...

Magic is a gift. A pretty miraculous one, in my opinion. It also comes with responsibilities—things like protecting the town that made this possible. Sadly, that means my last battle with the evil coven may have caused a tiny little problem.

The spell that protects this place is fading. My power is fine, but a magical ritual like that takes six wixen to make possible. That means I have two choices: I can either let it fade or work with the assholes I just pissed off.

Or, maybe I can find a third option?

The old coven wants me gone. Worse, they're after Zane as well. With the spell fading, the only safe place left is in the forest. And while my house is starting to get a little crowded, the things happening inside are a very different kind of magic. The kind that makes me realize all of this is worth fighting for.

Who cares if I don't like confrontation? If I want to keep the idealistic life I've been offered, I need to get over that. Otherwise, someone's going to die—and it might be one of my guys.

The battle lines are drawn. It's my coven against theirs. So let it be.

Witchcraft In The Woods is the last book in the Where The Wild Things Grow series, set in the larger Moonlight Universe. For mature listeners.

©2023 Auryn Hadley (P)2024 Podium Audio

Great ending to the series

Everything autumn hadley writes is great. Characters and world building is spot on and always a fun time.

love love love the ending

what a good story, romance, action, and suspense. all well narrated with a dynamic cast. loved the ending.

Excellent Ending.

I love the story. The voice acting is wonderful. The only thing I didn’t like was some of the random noises. “He kissed me” and then there would be a kissing noise which I found distracting. But I loved the multi voices of the trees.

Enjoyed this book, with a few exceptions

I really enjoyed this book, The only thing I didn't love aside from the kissy sounds occasionally is the emphasis on race and sexual orientation. I mean seriously amid all the crap that they are dealing with danger wise they're really worried about maybe misgendering a wild thing?? None of the social justice stuff that was added in enhanced the story so putting it all in there was kind of pointless. That's the only reason I have the story 3 stars instead of 5...The characters especially the men and the wildlife were awesome especially the skunks and Lupe!