Coven

COVEN
Book Two in The Maplewood Horrors Series
A Supernatural Horror Thriller

Vengeance has risen. And it remembers every name. Maplewood is no longer hiding its secrets. The shadows are spreading, the dead are waking, and beneath the frozen surface of Maplewood Lake, something ancient is stirring.

Veronica Mayfield has returned. Ripped from death and sewn back into a ruined body, the once-executed witch walks again, furious, powerful, and hungry for the town that slaughtered her coven. But Veronica is not alone. Beneath the lake, her family waits in the dark. Broken hearts. Chained bodies. Old oaths. And a chant Maplewood prayed it would never hear again.

The coven is coming back. But the truth is worse than anyone imagined. As Veronica hunts for what was stolen from her, a darker question begins to rot through Maplewood's history: what if the town was never meant to fear witches? What if someone made sure it did?

Still reeling from the horrors of Thorne House, Jenny and Nicholas are trapped in the aftermath of the Ferryman's game. Their powers are awakening. Their reality is cracking. And Jenny is no longer certain how much of herself came back from the dark.

They are not the only ones marked. Five teenagers,  bound by blood, grief, and elemental magic, are pulled into a deadly hunt for the hidden stones that could either save Maplewood or tear it open completely. Fire. Air. Water. Earth. Spirit. Each power has a price. Each secret has teeth.

As nightmares bleed into waking life and the dead whisper from beneath the ice, the chosen must decide who the real monsters are: the witches who want revenge, the town that buried them, or the thing still waiting inside The Never.

Because the Ferryman may not be dead. And if the coven rises unbound, Maplewood will not simply fall. It will be remade. Brutal, atmospheric, and deeply unsettling, COVEN is the explosive second book in The Maplewood Horrors series — a supernatural descent into witchcraft, buried sins, elemental power, and the terrifying truth that evil is not always born.

Sometimes, it is created.