4.6 (89 ratings)

The Wild Atlantic Witch: Book 2 of 6: The Changeling

Name: The Wild Atlantic Witch: Book 2 of 6: The Changeling
Rating: 4.6 (89 reviews)
Author: Tara Heavey
ISBN: B0CZYLMLR3

by Tara Heavey

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About this book

When I was a child, Gran told me stories about changelings-creatures The Fae swapped for the human children they stole. How was I to know that not only were they real, but that I, in midlife, was about to meet one of them?

So, off I go on a quest to The Northern Lands in search of the stolen child, in the company of a Fae prince, two werewolves and one wise owl. Not your average summer holiday! Only to encounter all manner of obstacles on my path, the chief of these being Jalmari, evil Lord of The Dark Fae together with his army.

Can I prevail, with the assistance of The Valkyries, and continue on my quest to The Hill of Tara, via the ancient Great Highway? Claiming victory over The Queen of the Fae, the dastardly witch, Morrigan and Maeve, Queen of all Connacht, thereby finally claiming my destiny?

Find out the answers to all these questions and more in the second book in this magical paranormal women’s fiction series.

Publication Date: May 25, 2026
ASIN: B0CZYLMLR3

Reader Reviews

The Wild Atlantic Witch; Book 2

August 21, 2024

Book 2 was even better than the first book. Can't wait to read book 3. Will Finn save Rosaleen? Will Peggy wake soon? Oh. the excitement and anticipation! )

The Changling

May 29, 2024

This book was quite interesting. Many dramatic twists and turns to the plot. This book definitely has turned to the dark side.if )

Okay

May 15, 2024

Even though the title says The Changeling, that is only part one of this book. There are actually three parts and the third part ends on a cliffhanger. I found the story disjointed because of these three parts. I was also frustrated with Rosaleen the main character. She apparently hasn't done any research on Irish mythology. It's annoying. The characters are well developed. )

A cliffhanger! Thank goodness book three came out. Brilliantly written and easy to read. I was there on page one and didn't stop until I was finished in one sitting. Fantastic. )