A Coven of Her Own Witches of Raven's Landing, Book 1
Multicultural/Interracial, Witches Romance
Independently Published
March 9, 2021
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A coven war, a novice witch, a lover locked in time.
Sunny Chambers loves the thatched cottage she inherited from her Grandma on the rugged Cornish coast. The only thing that would make it even better is if the man of her dreams was real. Sunny’s about to discover she has the magical power to travel through time and actually meet the mystery man who walks through her dreams, save him from a fate worse than death, and a whole lot more besides.
Two centuries earlier, Cullen Thaine is due to leave on a hell-bound vessel—his soul promised to the Lord of the Underworld—when Sunny finds herself in his arms, with the power to rescue him from a dark and powerful witch. She has to be dreaming, right? This is Sunny’s initiation into the Raven’s Landing coven, but our benevolent white witches have an enemy, and he has his own plans for the lovely Sunny Chambers.
Cullen and Sunny have become the focus of the local coven war, and their destiny is now at stake. Sunny needs to learn all about her magical heritage, figure out how she traveled back in time, and cope with the coven war…while falling hopelessly in love with a lusty hunk from the 1800s.
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Reviewed by Charlayne Elizabeth Denney
Member of the Paranormal Romance Guild Review Team
Cornwall, England, 2020. Sunny Chambers has been having dreams. Dreams of a dark
haired man with amazing blue eyes and even more amazing moves. She never had these
types of dreams until she moved to her late grandmother’s house in Cornwall.
She’s friends with the local Pagan shop owner, Celeste The woman, a witch, gave Sunny
a lucky locket to wear and keeps telling her that her dreams may come true. And while
the city librarian and the elders can tell her about when every building in town was built,
there’s no information on just when her grandmother, Hannah’s cottage was built.
And Cornwall’s community of Pagans love a good mystery. A raven is seen, the
harbinger of trouble ahead, and that trouble may include a man that many people in
town are wary of, especially Celeste and her friend Willow. The Viscount Nathaniel Fox,
owner of the foreboding Grey House on the hill has shown up in town after an absence,
and he’s watching Sunny.
Sunny is preoccupied with the man of her dreams. As she talks to the two ladies, she
finds out that the man walking through her dreams, and her bed, could be Cullen
Thaine, a man from the 1800s who mysteriously disappeared from the town and history.
When she wakes up in 1820, she’s in the cottage, but it’s not her bed and there are male
voices coming from the stairwell. Voices belonging to the mysterious Nathaniel Fox
and…the man she was making love to in her dreams.
The book follows Cullen and Sunny from the revelation that Fox is trying to send Cullen
on a ship that isn’t what it looks to be, to 2020 and another confrontation with Fox, one
that Sunny may not walk away from.
This is a good first book in a series I’m looking forward to. Saskia Walker has crafted a
time-travel story with a lot of Pagan elements and very well painted mind pictures. I
could see the house in Raven’s Landing that Sunny is renovating. I could hear the
dialogue and the characters talking.
And it’s fun.