The Governor's Witch

When witchcraft crashes into the realm of ghosts, who wins?

Magic-riddled colonial New England comes alive in this sharp and intricate fantasy novel from the author of The Books of Conjury.

Kate Finch feels like an imposter. Yes, she's Boston's Minister of Magickal Sciences, as well versed in the unseen arts as anyone in the Colonies. But between the secrets she keeps and the unending gossip swirling around her, even she's beginning to wonder if she's up for the job.

The chance to prove herself comes when her most vocal critic approaches her with a mystery stranger than any she's known. But nothing adds up.

A woman both dead and undead. Unquiet spirits immune to her witchcraft. Signs of a deadly realm of ghosts.

Into this riddle steps a rival Kate never expected: the only other witch in the Colonies.

Can Kate unlock the secret of the dead while staying one step ahead of a sociopathic rival? Will she uncover the unseen hand at work behind the uncanny magic? And can she prove to her detractors-and to herself-she's worthy of the office she holds?

With unforgettable characters and lavish detail, The Governor's Witch keeps the fantasy twists coming.