"By Chapter Four I was cheering 'Yes! We're going back to the seventeenth century.' Dark events trigger a fascinating chase through the centuries that will appeal to fantasy and historical readers alike. Elizabeth and Tegan are back in a heart-warming tale of witchery, female power and tantalising time travel." - Martine Bailey, author of A Taste for Nightshades "When it comes to deftly mingling different fiction genres, Paula Brackston is something of a magician herself. The Return of the Witch , the author's sequel to her first book, is a spellbinding story comprised of equal measures of fantasy, time-travel, and history spiced up with a generous dash of danger and suspense." --ReadertoReader.com Praise for The Witch's Daughter : "A riveting tale of sorcery and time travel."- Marie Claire "Well-crafted characters in an absorbing plot and an altogether delicious blend of historical fiction and fantasy.

" -- Booklist "This pleasantly romantic historical fantasy debut flips lightly between the past experiences of ageless witch Elizabeth Anne Hawksmith and her present-day life in Matravers, England. Bess's adventures are fascinating." -- Publishers Weekly "Stretching her tale over several centuries, British-based Brackston brings energy as well as commercial savvy to her saga of innocence and the dark arts." -- Kirkus " The Witch's Daughter is a must read for anyone who loves magic set in the real world, who craves a well-written novel with historical elements along with romance and witchcraft tied into a tension-filled plot and vivid imagery, and, of course, who seeks an escape from their own lives if only for a moment." -- Huffington Post.