The Witchwood Boys Did Me Dirty: The Witchwood Boys, Book 3

Surviving three chaotic witches was supposed to be the hard part — turns out, Kate was just getting started.

Kate never asked to become the emotional anchor of a shadow coven, yet here she is, baking cursed cupcakes alongside Brooks, Marlowe, and Tanner while trying not to fall completely apart. The Witchwood Boys are dangerous, unhinged, and absolutely devoted in the most gloriously inconvenient way possible. What began as a hostile supernatural entanglement has bloomed into something darker, messier, and infinitely more complicated than Kate ever bargained for.

But the honeymoon period — if you can call graveyard excursions and hexed baked goods a honeymoon — is officially over. The malevolent Hag Wytch isn't sitting quietly in her prison, and closing the gate for good requires the coven to do the one thing they hate most: ask another group of witches for help. Alliances in the paranormal world are never simple, the cost of survival is steep, and Kate is rapidly discovering that loving three volatile, beautiful disasters means standing in the center of every storm they attract.

This third installment in the Witchwood Boys series delivers exactly what fans crave — campy horror tension, scorching reverse harem heat, and an enemies-to-found-family dynamic that hits somewhere deep in the chest. The stakes are higher, the bonds are more intense, and Kate's grip on ordinary life grows thinner by the page.

Once you're in with the Witchwood Boys, there's no walking away clean.