Young Witch - La série

On the way to finding her granny, she might just lose her heart. Cayenne Golden lives a peaceful little life in her idyllic coven tucked away in the mountains. She obeys her parents, practices healing magic, and helps her granny with chores. She’s bored out of her freaking mind. When Cayenne stumbles upon Efrain, a shifter who claims that werewolves have kidnapped her beloved granny, she panics. Her parents have forbidden her to cross into the neighboring valleys where wolves and shifters are locked in a decades-long turf war. But with her granny’s life on the line, what choice does she have? Cayenne enlists the help of Efrain and his wild boar brothers to sneak her into the wolf valley to rescue her granny. As they race from one brother’s house to the next, staying one step ahead of the wolves, she realizes just how much she’s been missing. A whole world of danger, adventure, and love waits just outside her valley. But in this dark and twisted tale, who is the big bad wolf? Little Red Riding Hood meets The Three Little Pigs in this #whychoose RH suitable for ages 16+.

What’s the point of life if you’re not living it? The moment someone discovers Astrid’s life, they’ll take it. That’s why she must stay locked inside an abandoned lighthouse where no one except her mother knows of her existence. If the shifter king’s other daughters found out that Astrid was the true heir to the throne, they would kill her. If anyone else found out about the girl whose tears turn to gold when they fall, they would enslave her in a life of misery, forcing her to cry while they grew rich. That’s what Mother Dear has always told her. When she sees four boys burying seeds at the base of her lighthouse, she hides like her mother instructs. But when vines begin to grow up the wall like magic, she knows her time is limited. After all, what guy wouldn’t climb them to peek inside the mysterious tower with no doors? Astrid must decide whether the real evil lurks in the outsiders or within the walls of her own tower...before Mother Dear finds out that someone is trying to steal her golden goose. Rapunzel meets Jack and the Beanstalk in this #whychoose RH suitable for ages 16+.