The Last Coven

The Coven Series

By: Becca Storm

Narrated by: Becca Storm

Set in the mid-1600s, in the backdrop of a small village on the west coast of Scotland famous for its ancient abbey, we meet Aradia, the youngest member of her coven and one of the few remaining covens left in Scotland. Following the introduction of the Scottish Witchcraft Act of 1649, Aradia and her coven sisters must remain hidden and out of reach of the Parish Ministers of the Reformed Church, who seek to root out and eradicate witchcraft and the very last of her kind. Staying hidden and safe from those who seek to destroy them, the coven must find a way to co-exist in secret, whilst ensuring their power and ancient knowledge is not lost to history forever.

A story fraught with fear of discovery and accusation, of persecution and punishment, where fact and fiction are closely woven together to create a gripping historical fiction. Can the Triquetra Coven survive what is coming?

©2024 Becca Storm (P)2025 Becca Storm

Witchcraft fantasy

The Last Coven by Becca Storm is an amazing woman fiction. Becca Storm did an incredible job with the narration. The story is entertaining, interesting, engaging, enjoyable, well written, and more. The Last Coven is the first book in The Coven series. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.highly recommended

interesting

fictional story laid with research of historical events and people surrounding the witch hunts. A story worth checking out.

Good

I did very much enjoy listening to it in some park are slow listening to. I did enjoy all the history like its being back into a different time.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Very enjoyable

Honestly the afterwards from the author made this book even better for me. Looking back and knowing that these were actual historical figures made a huge difference. Overall it was very enjoyable.

Loved It

I loved this book. Great world building and wonderful characters. I loved Aradia and her coven sisters. The story was suspenseful and dangerous with the witch hunts, and I can't imagine the fear of living in such a time as a woman- witch or not. It was heartbreaking what was done, and learning about the historical accuracies and accounts only hit harder. I was completely hooked. I loved Becca Storm's narration. My knowledge of the Scottish accent is limited to Outlander lol but I loved listening to it.

This is my first story from this author and I would love to listen to more.

Overall: 5 stars
Performance: 5 stars
Story: 5 stars