The Last Wrathwitch
A NOVEL BY
DAVID PAUL GEORGE
Haunted by Inner Demons.
Hunted by Real Ones.
It's a Lot.
Fifteen-year-old Affinity Blending is fine with being a half-assed witch. She’s been on the run for years, no time for witchcraft, just trying to stay ahead of the witch-hunting demon who imprisoned her mother in Hell. If she could just be a normal Northern California teenager and attend the same school for more than like, two seconds? That’d be amazing.
But Affinity’s got a terrible secret about her mom’s abduction, a secret she hides even from herself...
“The Last Wrathwitch is a lovely book. Following its own colorful logic, the witchcraft slips into the real world without ever being too easy. Affinity has to earn it, same as any other fifteen-year-old — the hard way. I was rooting for her at every step.”
~DAN ALEXIS MAYER
Author of Bloody Jayne Barton
“Funny and smart with a punk rock heart, the last wrathwitch battles ændemons, mobster crows, living spellbooks, and the occasional panic attack—IT’S A BRILLIANTLY ENTERTAINING READ!”
~JESSICA GRUNER
Author of Emily The Strange
BIO
Gods and monsters, heroes and demons, witches and gorgons and prophecies; as a little squirt learning to read, I was lucky enough to start with a primer that featured two plucky kids time-traveling back to ancient Greece, and boy, my head exploded.
I was hooked.
Soon I was gobbling up horror stories, ghost stories, stories about UFOs, feasting on fantasy and speculative fiction — anything to do with magic, the supernatural, anything beyond our current ken. So of course I had to start writing too.
I’ve written all kinds of different stuff — songs, stories, poems, code — but those stories from that first primer? All that weird and wonderful avalanche of oddity from Greek mythology, it really stuck. Gods and monsters still spark my imagination, still fuel my dreams (and my writing).
These days, I live and write in Northern California, where a murder of crows lurk in the redwood across the street. The Last Wrathwitch is my first novel, and I’m here to tell you it would not exist if it weren’t for those time-traveling kids.