One of the best parts about living in the Pacific Northwest, though, is the seasonal changes that take place throughout the year. The Winter Witch by Paula Brackston, one of the most popular historical fiction novels to come out in recent years, explores those seasonal changes with magical and enchanting results. Centered around a young woman named Rowan whose life is turned upside down. When she meets three sisters from an ancient world of magic and lore. The Winter Witch takes you on an action-packed ride you won’t want to put down until you reach the very end.
Overview About “The Winter Witch” by “Paula Brackston”
A young woman raised in a convent is forced to flee to another land after her uncle seizes control of their home. Upon meeting an enigmatic magician, she learns that her life is in danger. And she must cross into a frozen wasteland to survive. The book is part fantasy and part survival tale, with political subtexts about loyalty and class tensions. Fans of Game of Thrones will love it! The Winter Witch was published in 2013 by Harper Voyager UK. It has received mixed reviews from multiple sources.
Reviews About “The Winter Witch” by “Paula Brackston”
Despite being a historical fiction novel, The Winter Witch is extremely well researched. It is set in central Europe in 1690 and covers several different countries including Transylvania, Hungary, and Switzerland. This book will make you laugh and it will shock you at certain points. There are also many lessons to be learned from reading about Anna’s experiences living in a patriarchal society during that period. I would recommend The Winter Witch to anyone. Who loves historical fiction or simply enjoys learning about foreign culture. Especially women’s rights during that time period. When it comes to witches and curses, there’s no better fictional account than what is found within these pages.
About “Paula Brackston” the author of “The Winter Witch”
Paula Brackston is a published author of many historical and fantasy novels. She is particularly known for her strong female characters and dynamic plots. Her writing has been compared to that of Bernard Cornwell, Sarah J Maas, George R R Martin, and Robin Hobb. Following a childhood steeped in Greek mythology, she graduated from London University with an MA in Linguistics and Modern Languages (German) before working as a translator for several years. She spent several years living in Denmark before moving to her home city of Bristol. Where she works as a full-time writer. Today she lives on a historic houseboat on Britain’s inland waterways with her husband, two children, and beloved black cat Satan.
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