Wild Is the Witch

“A contemporary fantasy brimming with tremendous empathy for the natural world and all its creatures. The moody Pacific Northwest is the perfect setting for this book, a romantic adventure mixed with some of the cleverest magic I’ve read in a long time. Iris, Pike, and MacGuffin the owl stole my heart–I loved getting lost in the woods with them.” – Rachel Lynn Solomon, NYT bestselling author of See You Yesterday
“A genre-blending confection that pulls off a young adult enemies-to-lovers trope well” – Midwest Book Review
“A page-turner that combines magic, nature and romance” – Youth Services Book Review
“A strikingly tender enemies-to-lovers romance told in the cozy love language of warm fires, s’mores and small acts of kindness, juxtaposed with wild magic and a treacherous hunt through the ethereal woods of the Pacific Northwest. I devoured every word of this rich and emotive novel.” – Julia Ember, author of Ruinsong and The Seafarer’s Kiss duology
“Griffin is a masterful storyteller that uses all five senses to draw the reader into a rich emotional landscape. Using the Pacific Northwest as a backdrop, Griffin never forgets to remind you of the magic of nature as Iris and Pike figure out the truth about each other. Wild is the Witch is magical, romantic, atmospheric, and beautifully written. All things we are learning are the hallmarks of Griffin’s work.” – Kristin Dwyer, author of Some Mistakes Were Made
“Rachel Griffin is, without a doubt, one of YA’s greatest new auto-buy authors. Wild is the Witch is a deeply atmospheric and emotionally raw story about forgiveness, vulnerability, and learning to move forward through pain. Griffin’s books feel like slipping on a cozy sweater and settling in to enjoy a cup of tea on a foggy day. Even the darkest and most vulnerable scenes are filled with a profound sense of hopefulness that has become such an intricate part of the author’s brand. Everyone should add this to their TBR, stat.” – Adalyn Grace, NYT bestselling author of All the Stars and Teeth
“The narrative balances both action and emotion, anchoring familiar elements of survival stories… the driving force here is the romantic relationship between Pike and Iris, and readers will root for their enemies-to-lovers journey to have a happy close

” – The Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books

Rachel Griffin is the New York Times bestselling author of The Nature of Witches and Wild is the Witch. When she isn’t writing, you can find her wandering the Pacific Northwest, reading by the fire, or drinking copious amounts of coffee and tea. She lives in the Seattle area with her husband, dog, and growing collection of houseplants.

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