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The Coven (Coven of Bones, 1)

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DELUXE EDITION--a gorgeous paperback edition featuring rich rose sprayed edges! An Instant New York Times and USA Today Bestseller! From New York Times bestselling author Harper L. Woods comes THE COVEN, a sexy, deliciously imaginative fantasy romance where The Magicians meets Ninth House with vampires. Revenge. Raised to be my father’s weapon against the Coven that took away his sister and his birthright, I would do anything to protect my younger brother from suffering the same fate. My duty forces me to the secret town of Crystal Hollow and the prestigious Hollow’s Grove University―where the best and brightest of my kind learn to practice their magic free from human judgment. There are no whispered words here. No condemnation for the blood that flows through my veins. The only animosity I face comes from the beautiful and infuriating Headmaster, Alaric Grayson Thorne, a man who despises me just as much as I loathe him and everything he stands for. But that doesn’t mean secrets don’t threaten to tear the school in two. No one talks about the bloody massacre that forced it to close decades prior, only the opportunity it can afford to those fortunate enough to attend. Because for the first time in fifty years, the Coven will open its wards to the Thirteen. Thirteen promising students destined to change the world. If the ghosts of Hollow’s Grove’s victims don’t kill them first. Read more

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Bramble


Publication date ‏ : ‎ June 10, 2025


Language ‏ : ‎ English


Print length ‏ : ‎ 304 pages


ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1250344263


ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 67


Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 10.9 ounces


Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.45 x 0.7 x 8.2 inches


Book 1 of 3 ‏ : ‎ Coven of Bones


Best Sellers Rank: #61,250 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #45 in Vampire Romances #47 in Enemies to Lovers Romance #262 in Romantasy


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    • What an unexpected Gem
I was so surprised with how good this bookcase. I enjoyed the story. I enjoyed the characters. And I enjoyed the pace. Onto book 2 I go.
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2025 by Heather Clute
    • The Coven - A Witchy Vampire read
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✔️ Dark Academia ✔️ Enemies to Lovers ✔️Witches and Vampires (Vessels) This little book put a spell on me because it was supposed to be a buddy read but I finished it before my buddy even got her book. 👀 (As a side note - I think I’m a buddy reading failure, but in my defense this was one of those “one more chapter” books.) This may not be the best written book but it was certainly entertaining. I really enjoyed the backstory of both of the MCs in this one and thought the witch power distribution/structure was interesting. Willow is a witch in hiding who happens to have two magical powers while Gray is the headmaster who also is a vessel (vampire). I thought they had a solid enemies to lovers story arc and really enjoyed the chemistry and connection between them. I was a little disappointed with the lack of storytelling for really any of the side characters and thought the world could have been expanded on a bit more. With that said this was a good read and it had some surprises (especially at the end) that have me wanting to read the next one! “You fight. Every moment of every day, you fight. Because that is who you are.” “What happens when I'm tired of fighting?” “Then you let me do it for you” ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2025 by Megan Megan
    • This was dark...
Even for a dark romance academia, this book was dark... If you don’t like dark romance you should stay away. But if you like dark romance, you definitely need to read this one. Not only does it have some interest takes on magic, vampires and fallen angels. It also makes you feel all the things (in a good way) constantly from beginning to end. Like an 10 hour long Rollercoaster with lots of loops. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2025 by Rita Marie
    • It gets better
When I first started this book I was so extremely irritated by the way the author wrote. It seemed off I guess. Some sentences didn't make sense and some of it just ran together which made it difficult to want to continue reading. However the story line of this is incredible. I loved the story so I wanted to continue reading. I don't know when it changed, maybe half way or 3/4 through the book but suddenly the writing was better. I felt more excited about what was coming next. For a book that is only a little over 200 pages it took me awhile to read. As I said before the writing in the beginning really killed me. The story follows Willow who is both an earth witch and a necromancer. She is the last of both the Madizza bloodline and the Hecate bloodline. She is forced to go into a school for witches where she meets her had master Gray (not really his name but that's what she calls him pretty much throughout.) She proves to be incredibly strong and smart and she is there on a mission from her father. In this realm male witches choose whether they wish to have children and give up their powers or keep their powers and bear no children. Since witches are few and far between now most males choose to give up their powers in order to have children to continue bloodlines. Willows father was a Hecate, her mother a Madizza both taught her early on what she was meant to do. Her mother teaching her that you must always give back that which you take with magic. So when you use earth magic a sacrifice must be given back. Her father who no longer has magic teaches her how to fight, to be cunning, to lie and do what she must in order to get the mission completed. He is a terrible person. But going in and knowing what she must do she doesn't expect to fall for the man she's meant to deceive. Gray is a vessel, a demon trapped inside a body that was made for him. Charlotte Hecate created them in order to stop demons from possessing humans. And semi control what they could do. As a Hecate she can unmake that which her ancestor made. Vessels are really just vampires except without the rules. They can walk in daylight but solely feed on witches to gain power from the witch. It is a pact made between both vessels and witches. Witches hate vessels and vessels hate witches. But everything is not as it seems. And Willow was not prepared for what follows. I rated this 3 solely because the writing style in the beginning murdered me to the point I almost DNF'd. But I'm glad I pushed through I'm glad that I gave the author a chance to redeem herself and continued on. As now I want to read book 2. This is my opinion, as with all my ratings read this books for yourself and decide if you love it or hate it. That's the joy of reading! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024 by Candice
    • ✨Rae✨ from TheReadersImprov
So I went into this completely blind. Only thing I have ever heard was that this book was basically just about doing the deed. And while yes, I can see why some may think that…that is not the case at all. And maybe I was just listening to the wrong reviewers…who knows! But here’s my honest opinion… — The plot was great honestly! I loved that Willow held the power of both a Green witch and a Necromancer. I could never think of a logical reason why the bones were SO important other than it was an ancestor of hers. And why yes that is important, Willow NEVER questioned her father further on why he pushed her so hard. Like ma’am you never thought there was a deeper reason other than it was his sister? I also knew that Thorne could not be the good guy no matter how bad any of you readers wanted him to be. There was ALWAYS clear communication he had no heart. But for whatever reason Willow being this badass FMC made the grave mistake thinking maybe she was capable of him actually having feelings for her. — The magic system was great, I loved the different types of witches and how they harness their powers. That was 10/10 — Characters in this were all great tbh. I didn’t think that the side characters ever took away from Thorne or Willow but held just as much importance in key roles. I would be interested to see if the second book mentions Iban more but I doubt. I honestly feel like that would have been nice to read a little more depth into that relationship. Thorne did a really good job deceiving the heck out of you. Though looking back at certain parts I can see where Harper hinted he was something old and sinister. Like saying he was older than anyone there and that he has seen it all. And when Willow asked his true name and that was a semi tense moment for them…he never revealed it. I mean really…Lucifer? That was good Harper. That was good. — The “romance” or whatever you want to call it that bloomed between Willow and Thorne was believable. Though the one scene where he took her virtue really threw me for a curve ball lol. I read the trigger warnings but it still got me. Harper wrote that scene where it wasn’t meaning to seem disgusting but more of a “binding” moment and with Thorne being a “vampire”/vessel whatever you want to call it at the end of the day…it made sense why he is attracted to blood. But goodness did everything click into place at the very end. Even with all the clear warning signs about WHY he was doing what he was doing I still didn’t see the ending coming. Only reason I didn’t give this a full five stars is because this type of dark romance always makes me a little unsure? Blood play is a trope I’m not sure I’ll ever get behind entirely. It’s definitely not a bad book, especially if you are into witches and magic. Just please read the trigger warnings before diving right in, and well, maybe even some in depth reviews. 😉 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025 by RaeFromTheReadersImprov

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