Blood Witch

The Sweep Series, Book 3

By: Cate Tiernan

Narrated by: Julia Whelan

Length: 5 hrs and 21 mins

Publisher's summary

Every day, Morgan learns more about magick. The more she learns, the more her power grows, and sometimes her own strength frightens her. She’s not alone, though. Cal is with her, her soul mate, her partner, her love.

But now she feels a shadow over them. When she casts out her senses, she picks up danger. Is it for real, or is it all in her mind?

Morgan has found her mother’s Wiccan tools, and her relationship with Cal is strong. Everything seems perfect. Except that Cal’s half brother, Hunter, is stalking them. Hunter claims to be a Seeker who is investigating Cal for the misuse of magick. Whom can she trust?

©2001 17th Street Productions, an Alloy company, and Gabrielle Charbonnet (P)2011 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Critic reviews

“The author does a fantastic job of creating a suspenseful mood and successfully sustains it throughout, and Morgan inhabits a world of magical powers that the average Wiccan does not. The information and facts about Wicca aren’t as plentiful as in other series but the story is more exciting and adventurous.” ( School Library Journal)

this is why I get addicted to these books

I'm actually kinda upset that they only have the first 5 available in audio because I could binge this entire series, it would take a few months but I get hella addicted to these books

One of my favorite series come to audible!

I read all 15 books of this series over 10 years ago, and the story still holds up in the audiobook. It's about a teenage girl discovering who she is when she has always felt a little different from those around her. Her discovery of witchcraft is seemingly realistic (except for the fantastical bits that makes it fiction, obviously), and the group of characters each develop their own stories as the series progresses. In my opinion, the series does not truly start to take off until book 4, and the book 6 (which audible has not finished the series, which is EXTREMELY frustrating!) is where the deeper story starts to overtly take shape. But it is completely worth it!! If you enjoy witch fiction I highly recommend this series. I read quite a lot of witch fiction and it is in my top 5.

Better and weaker

It's both better and weaker than the other two books, but I still love it. The characters are growing!

Loved it!!

Suspense,Mystery all kids of things going on this is my favorite book so far!

Loved it all!!

Love the writing and style and the witchy vibes. Listened to 3 books in 2 days. And the narration was great too

Karyn I

Beautifully written and narrated depiction of YA life blended with the supernatural. Interesting and detailed discussions of Wicca, interwoven with page turning, thoughtful story.
Highly recommend.

A YA Witchy Read

I am an adult and finding books with witchcraft themes and adult MCs is hard (or so I thought before Audible). So when I first joined, I found this series and it was cute. Now that I know Audible has an entire world of adult books with spice, witchcraft, and fantasy I have found my place. I do not regret the credit used on this, but had I known about this magical adult world tucked away (far too hard to find) here in the audible world I wouldn’t have chosen a YA book series. I really wish Audible let you filter a lot more when searching and that the genre was listed with the author and narrator.

Good book

Great story that keep wanting to keep listening more. I like the narration because the characters sound like makes and females that they are supposed to be. Others that don’t are so distracting when the characters that are female sound manly or male characters sound gay. Fact, and if you’re offended get over it because it’s true

Great Material for a televised serial

This is Young Adult fiction, and well told. I think it should be considered for a televised series (Netflix? Amazon Prime?)
As the third book in the series, it recaptures stuff that happened in the previous books. A video serial could bypass a lot of the repetition.

Each book is better than the last

I love this series. It’s engaging and most of the characters are likable. The narrator is one of the best, too.