The League of Gentlewomen Witches by India Holton

His very existence and infectious spontaneity make Charlotte waver on her commitment to the league. They will immediately understand why Charlotte is envious of Alex’s freedom, especially as the weight of becoming the head of the Wicken League looms over her. Alex oozes charm he already made a grand first impression in Holton’s debut, The Wisteria Society for Lady Scoundrels, and he will further secure his spot in readers’ hearts here. It’s not exactly a grumpy-meets-sunshine pairing-more like a stuffy character falling for a free-spirited one. The dashing, daring Alex provides the perfect foil for buttoned-up and duty-bound Charlotte. India Holton reveals which fictional sorceresses she’d want in her own coven.Ĭlose quarters turn Charlotte and Alex’s rapid-fire banter into a sort of foreplay, but despite their mutual antagonism, their romance skews more toward the sweet and heartwarming end of the spectrum. When Beryl Black’s long-lost amulet resurfaces, Captain Alex O’Riley sets out to claim it-and so does Charlotte, by stowing away on Alex’s flying house. But a treasure-hunting pirate makes her reconsider her future. It’s Charlotte’s birthright to lead the league, just like her ancestor, and she’s always thought that her destiny was also her dream job.

In this fast-paced enemies-to-lovers romance, a witch destined to take over a secret society teams up with a roguish pirate captain to recover a stolen amulet.Ĭharlotte Pettifer is a descendent of the famed Beryl Black, founder of the Wicken League, which fosters the talents of both young and experienced witches.

In The League of Gentlewomen Witches, India Holton returns to the Dangerous Damsels, her magical romp of a series complete with flying houses, adventuring pirates and tenacious witches.

The League of Gentlewomen Witches by India Holton