In Eighteen and Witchy, Helene Montoya takes readers on a personal and candid journey through her life as an 18-year-old, exploring the intersection of adulthood, self-discovery, and witchcraft. Through journal-like entries, Helene navigates the curiosities of the occult, modern-day witchcraft, and ancient myths while juggling the everyday challenges of young adulthood, such as classes, friendships, and her daily routines.
Beginning on October 1, 2024, the book delves into her fascination with witchcraft and how it influences her worldview, routines, and self-care practices. Helene mixes humor, introspection, and authenticity as she shares her experiences learning from online resources, books, and her own explorations of the craft. With a sharp wit and a keen sense of wonder, she recounts everything from deep midnight musings on mythology to mundane daily activities like attending college lectures, enjoying McDonald's, and binge-watching South Park.
Through her story, Eighteen and Witchy reflects the essence of being 18-navigating responsibilities while finding meaning in magical and mystical elements of the world around her. It's a thoughtful, relatable, and often witty narrative of self-exploration in an enchanting new chapter of life.
All her life Khloe Jenkins took her humanity for granted. An unexpected death has her seeking out her close friend. She discovers from her friend about the existence of supernatural creatures living and working amongst humans. This unbelievable truth is confirmed by her father who is forced to let her know she's not totally human after all.
On the heels of this new information she unknowingly meets her mate who triggers her transitioning from human to Fae.
She has to find a way to come to terms with the fact that she's losing her humanity, everyday she discovers new alarming changes in herself.
As if that's not enough, danger looms ahead of her. Her mother's murderer is after her. She has to face a fight to the death for a throne she didn't know she had a right to. A throne she doesn't want. But with the Arcane races, it's kill or be killed.