Witch, Please: Writing Witches That Don't Suck - Creating Compelling Magical Romance

Witches flood the romance shelves. Witch romance that actually works? That's the rare spell. Here's the problem. Most writers hand their heroine a broomstick and a book of shadows, scatter some crystals around her apartment, and assume the magic will carry the story. It won't. That's not witch romance. That's a love story wearing a Halloween costume. Witch romance that resonates is about the weight of power no one can know about. It's about trusting someone with secrets that could get you killed. It's about the woman who could bend the world to her will choosing instead to be honest. Getting that on the page? Harder than it looks. Your witch needs power that costs her something real. Your magic needs rules that create problems, not just solve them. Your rituals need to feel visceral, not decorative. And your witch needs to feel like a living, breathing person when every reader has already met a thousand fictional witches before her. Fourteen chapters. One complete craft toolkit. Magic systems that drive conflict instead of erasing it Witches built from personality first, power second Spell and ritual scenes that pull readers into the magic The craft of weaving romance and witchcraft without sacrificing either Trope awareness that keeps your manuscript off the cliché pile Market insight that helps your witch find her readers Write the Bite: Book 15. For the writer who's ready to craft witch romance that lingers long after the last page. Because the world has enough witches who are nothing more than a pretty face and a pentragram.