Witch Season | Hardcover

There are two types of witches: those who are born into magic, and those who explode with it.

'A compelling, addictive story . . . Brilliant!' BRIGITTE KNIGHTLEY
'An absolutely stellar debut . . . fans of witchy books are going to love this' INDIA HOLTON
'Tightly woven and full of intrigue' LOGAN KARLIE
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Katherine Barnes is an enforcer, charged with maintaining order in Los Angeles' Aestas coven and bringing unsettled witches - those who aren't aware they have magic until it explodes out of them in catastrophic bursts - into the fold. As a former unsettled witch, Katherine owes her life to Aestas' founder, Sylvia Page.

When Silas Khatri, heir to Noctis, the most powerful coven in the country, arrives to challenge Aestas's more unconventional practices, Katherine's dislike for him reaches blistering levels. She loathes his money and his coven's dangerous attitude towards unsettled witches. The fact that she finds him frustratingly attractive doesn't help either.

But a powerful threat is on the rise, more insidious than the decades-long power struggle that exists in the hidden witch world. One that will pull Katherine and Silas together despite their differences. And one that could lead to an all-out war . . .

Exhilarating, dangerous, and seductive, Witch Season is an action-packed and fiercely romantic urban fantasy from debut author and screenwriter Julia Bianco, perfect for fans of Juno Dawson, Leigh Bardugo and Buffy.
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READERS ARE SPELLBOUND BY WITCH SEASON!

'Let me introduce you to THE urban fantasy of 2026... it's just magnificent!' 

'A little bit of everything - romance, crime solving, the beginnings of found family' 

'...the kind of book you want to savor, but also one you can't stop reading because each chapter draws you deeper into its spell' 

'Bianco gives us a really interesting magic system, a flawed but strong main character, and a great plot'

'It blended genres in a way that felt new and exciting!'

'Once I'd started this book, it was hard to put down'