Windwitch
Sometimes our enemies become our only allies
The Windwitch Prince Merik is presumed dead, following a lethal explosion. He's left scarred but alive and determined to expose his sister's treachery. Yet on reaching the royal capital, he's shocked to find it crowded with refugees fleeing conflict. Merik haunts the streets, fighting for the weak. This leads to whispers of a disfigured demigod, the Fury, who brings justice to the oppressed.
Hunted by the Cleaved, Iseult is struggling to stay free while she searches for her friend Safi. When the Bloodwitch Aeduan corners Iseult first, she offers him a deal: she'll return what was stolen from him, if he locates the Truthwitch. Yet unknown to Iseult, there's a bounty on her head - and Aeduan intends to claim it.
After a surprise attack and shipwreck, Safi and the Empress of Marstok barely escape with their lives. They find themselves amongst pirates, where a misstep could mean death. And the bandits' next move could unleash war upon the Witchlands.
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Susan Dennard
Susan Dennard’s writing is a blend of adventure, magic, and unflinching self-discovery, making her one of the most exciting voices in young adult fantasy today. Known for her Witchlands series, Dennard has created worlds where power is both a gift and a curse, and where the bonds of friendship and loyalty are tested in the face of ever-looming danger. Her stories resonate deeply with readers who crave a mix of fast-paced action, intricate world-building, and complex characters.
The Witchlands
In the world of The Witchlands, magic isn’t just a gift—it’s a force that binds the fates of kingdoms and lives alike. At the heart of this intricate and fast-paced fantasy series lies the battle between elemental powers, ancient bloodlines, and the bonds of friendship that transcend the chaos of war. From the first page, readers are thrust into a land where witches harness the forces of nature, and every twist of fate could shift the balance between life and death.
The Witchlands consists of five primary books, and includes one additional book that complement the series but is not considered mandatory reads and considered as a complete series. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.

