The Witch Child trilogy, finally all books about Juniper and Leana in one thick volume!
Cornwall, seventh century. To complete her education, Juniper, a king's daughter, is sent to the strict Euny for a year and a day. Euny is a doran, a wise woman who possesses magical powers. It is a hard life in Euny's old hut, but over time Juniper learns more and more about nature and magic. When she later returns to the palace, her powers are put to the test: a real witch wants to destroy her father's kingdom.
Years later, in a Scottish village, the grandmother of the girl Leana dies. Now there is no one left to take care of her... Until Juniper offers to take her in. Juniper lives alone outside the village and is called upon when there are sick people, because she knows a lot about herbs and medicines. Whispering, the villagers call her 'the witch'. Leana is terribly scared and suspicious. Could Juniper really be a witch?
Colman forms the exciting conclusion to this trilogy about courage, magic and loyalty – to yourself and to your friends.
