Sorceress

A Spellbinding Tale of History, Identity, and Ancestral Power

Sorceress by Celia Rees is a haunting and beautifully woven sequel to the acclaimed novel Witch Child. Published by Bloomsbury Publishing in 2003, this powerful story bridges past and present, following the spiritual and emotional journey of a young woman uncovering a legacy of magic, persecution, and resilience.

Two Girls, Centuries Apart—One Powerful Connection

Agnes, a modern-day teenager in Nova Scotia, begins to have vivid dreams and visions that seem to connect her to Mary, a 17th-century girl accused of witchcraft. As Agnes delves deeper into Mary’s hidden past, revealed through a long-lost journal, she begins to uncover her own ties to this powerful lineage of wise women. But with discovery comes danger, as secrets long buried threaten to awaken old fears in a modern world still wary of the unknown.

Mystical, Emotional, and Rich with History

Sorceress is Celia Rees at her finest—blending historical fiction with supernatural mystery and deeply emotional storytelling. It’s a story about the power of memory, the strength of women across generations, and the enduring struggle to be true to oneself in the face of fear and misunderstanding. Perfect for readers who enjoy thoughtful, atmospheric novels with a touch of magic and a lot of heart.