Witch Catching

In Rebecca Williams’ Witch Catching, Cassie Baker grapples with her demons following her son’s request.

Cassie Baker, abandoned and alone, gave birth to her son, completed college, and succeeded as a single mom and teacher. Her well-constructed world is demolished by Joseph’s simple request: he wants to meet his father.

Brent Callagan’s dread of recreating his mom lead to his desertion of the only women he has ever loved. Instead of trusting Cassie, he let his trepidation dictate his choice. He lost Cassie once and he is determined not to lose her a second time.

Rebecca Williams perceptively reveals how the deepest love can be torn apart by past experiences and lack of communication. Brent desires a second chance with Cassie and to know his son. Cassie fears that if Brent deserts her again it will destroy her. Will Brent be capable of convincing Cassie of his heartfelt intentions?

Witch Catching deftly portrays the saga of two lovers separated by misgivings and sorrow. Rebecca Williams cleverly exposes Brent’s tenacity and willingness to admit his responsibility for Cassie’s mistrust and rage. Cassie clings to her anger to guard her heart from Brent.

Witch Catching is a steamy, evocative, healing tale of anguish, forgiveness, and understanding. I hope that Rebecca Williams continues to share stories of strong women and the men that love them.

Reviewed by: Dena