
I am thrilled to announce that book four in The Warwick Witches series, A Fury of Witchery, will be released on November 13, 2026!
I am also aware that according to a person, who’s name escapes me, that it is also the end of the world. Doomsday. Well, according to my son Ethan, Doomsday is not until December 18, which is the new Avengers movie, so…
I cannot wait to share this book and the details of the story. I do not know if it was the moon-charged water from the strawberry moon in June that I washed myself with the next morning or what came over me as I wrote this book. I was sleep-deprived for most of July as I wrote feverishly day and night. There is definitely violence and a whole lot of spice. I was like a writer possessed and I secretly loved every second of creating this story.
I am usually fairly disciplined when I start a new project. Story outlines. Chapter outlines. I always try to be as prepared as possible before I settle in to write a new book, but this time it was different. I knew in my mind what I wanted to do and the story just took off like a rocket. I was powerless to stop the creative flow which surged within me from start to finish. I don’t remember much of July. I have a vague recollection of making pitchers of sex on the beach and Bahama mamas for the Fourth…and also a competitive game of Scrabble with my son Wyatt and my daughter after we all consumed said cocktails (RIP Wyatt and to me because being allergic to alcohol produced a massive migraine which lingered for a good 24 hours but I was the victor!) but most of the month is a blur.
Every book I have ever written, there is inevitably a point when I go from 0-100. Whatever story I am writing almost always consumes me on some level. I think because I had such an almost traumatic episode of writer’s block which lasted for over a year that when the block evaporated, I just went for it and wrote until my fingers were almost numb. I was completely in an unhealthy state when I finished but I also had never felt more alive.
I am now preparing myself to sit down and write the final book of The Warwick Witches series. I cannot wait to dive back into the story and complete it. I feel so sorry for Everly and what I have done to her, but I vow that I will make her story the fairytale she deserves at the end.
I am also finally able to discuss what my next project is going to be and I also think this is why I am not quite so sad to be finishing The Warwick Witches series. I am not leaving Cauldron Glen just yet. In fact, my next series will be a trilogy simply titled Cauldon Glen books 1,2, and 3!
Did you really think I would leave some of the characters stories unfinished?
Nope.
But right now it is time to finish Everly’s story and I am so excited for you to read A Fury of Witchery on November 13! All I can is that it is a wild ride and I am hoping the fifth and final book, A Glow of Bewitchment will be just as amazing!
~Shannon