Witch Song by Amber Argyle

Witch Song (Witch Song, #1)

by Amber Argyle

A witch. Her guardian. A stolen magic . . .

When the witch hunters penetrate Brusenna's warded forest, she learns an impossible truth.

She is the last witch.

Now on the run, Brusenna finds an ally in her newly appointed guardian, Joshen, whose confidence and kindness threatens to break down the carefully constructed barriers around her heart. Together, they scramble to learn enough magic to defeat the evil the witch hunters serve.

Because if that evil captures Brusenna, it will become unstoppable.

Can Brusenna and Joshen evade the witch hunters long enough to find and free the other witches? Or will their stolen magic enslave the world?

Reviewed by Kim Deister on

5 of 5 stars

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Witch Song is an amazing read that I couldn't put down! I was swept into Brusenna's world and lived her story right along with her. The author created a world filled with action, characters to love and to hate, and a story line that is intriguing. It is truly the tale of the battle between good and evil, with all the gray areas in between that make the story so interesting. There was very much an "epic saga" feel to this book, the quest to thwart evil and save the world.
There was so much for me to love about this book! The author did an amazing job building a world that I could see in my mind's eye, a great foundation for an engaging story. In a lot of ways, Brusenna's coming into her own was a bit of a coming of age story. Her life had been sheltered and reclusive and watching her blossom throughout the story was heart warming. I loved so many of the characters, some human and some who were not. Joshen is a fabulous counterpart to Brusenna, and Pogg was hilarious and sweet! I loved the unusual names; they truly fit the story and the theme of it. I also appreciated the author's writing style, blending the "telling" of the story with the "showing" of it. I also loved all the magical, "earthy" themes and references that added an air of authenticity to the story while using those things in creative ways. For example, the nature aspect of the witches was shown in the use of seed belts for fighting and defense.

Fabulous book, fabulous way to escape reality! I am looking forward to the next book, Witch Born!

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