Witchy Fiction discussion

Hello there,
If you have requests or recommendations for books we should read together, please reply here. Thanks!

We have "Witches of Lychford" (Paul Cornell) and "Unholy Ghosts" (Stacia Kane) left on our bookshelf at the moment.

Here's what I'm thinking to add for the remainder of this year and going into 2019. Dates are not yet set so this is an estimate and a rough order. I'll likely add in the follow-up Stacia Kane and Paul Cornell books (to the ones already read).

(December-ish)
-"Born Wicked" by Jessica Spotswood
-"Half Spent Was the Night: A Witches' Yuletide" by Ami McKay (perfect for Christmas time)

(January-ish)
-"Fire Walker" by Angelini (the 2nd in the Worldwalker Trilogy)
-"The Witch's Daughter: A Novel" by Paula Brackston OR "A Discovery of Witches" by Deborah Harkness. (They'd be during the same dates, you choose which read you participate in. I want to read Harkness' new "Time's Convert" novel eventually so I thought I'd include the All Soul's trilogy in here first for those who haven't read them).

(February-ish)
-"The Bone Witch" by Rin Chupeco
-"The Rules of Magic: A Novel" by Alice Hoffman
-"The Winter Witch: A Novel" by Paula Brackston OR "Shadow of Night" by Deborah Harkness

(March-ish)
-"Witch's Pyre" by Angelini (last of The Worldwalker Trilogy)
-"Witch Child" by Celia Rees OR "The Book of Life" by Harkness.

(April-ish)
-"The Return of the Witch: A Novel" by Paula Brackston
-"Time's Convert" Harkness
-?????

Thoughts? Anything you'd like added? Let me know-

Hi - I'd like to suggest HEX by Thomas Olde Heuvelt. I found it genuinely creepy.

LRozzi wrote: "Hi - I'd like to suggest HEX by Thomas Olde Heuvelt. I found it genuinely creepy."

Thanks! I'll add it-always up for being genuinely creeped out.