War Witch

By: Layla Nash

Narrated by: Rachel Music

Hustling as a waitress is a far cry from being the most feared witch in the world. But after surviving ten years of war between humans and supernaturals, Lily finds anonymity a relief.

Even a request for help from an old coven friend can’t bring Lily out of hiding - until her friend disappears, along with the entire coven. What’s worse, wolf shifter and Chief Investigator Leif - the man Lily is secretly in love with - considers her the only suspect. And to top it all off, the dark witch who was her first love has been resurrected...and wants her back.

Lily’s search for the truth could destroy the witch-shifter Alliance and reignite the war with the humans. But if that’s what it takes to help her friends, she’ll do it. Even a retired war witch is very dangerous when provoked.

©2017 Layla Nash (P)2020 Layla Nash

listened to it in one full day

I can not wait for the next one. Great storyline leaves you wanting more. The author really builds this new reality.

Fantastic!

The narrator was superb. There was such a mix of male/female characters. making every voice distinct is hard to do. I never struggled to know who was speaking. I read other reviews saying the author didn't give enough backstory, but the plot is solid and easy to follow, the action was amazing, and the main witch humane enough to not go nuclear option when she could have. overall highly recommend and I very much hope for a Part 2.

Needs a book 2 and more!!

Really good book! The protagonist drives me nuts with her stubborn attitude but it would take that attitude to survive what she did as a kid and later.

Reading / narrated on a commode?

Amazing story by Layla Nash and I'm usually impressed by the narrator having listened to many books narrated by Rachel Music... that is until I heard her toilet flush in the first 10 seconds of chapter 10

Dark and depressing

This book is dark and depressing, but does keep your attention. It covers the darkness of supernatural war, but there is very little happiness and no real closure at the end.