Winner of the Booktok Indie Author Awards for Historical Fiction. The Last Coven, Book 1 in The Triquetra Series ( A supernatural historical fiction set against the backdrop of Scotland's 1650 witch trials) In a time of fear and religious persecution, their magic is forbidden—but their legacy must endure. Scotland, 1649. The flames of persecution burn bright under the Scottish Witchcraft Act, and the last surviving covens teeter on the edge of extinction. Hidden in the shadows of an ancient coastal abbey, Aradia—the youngest of the Triquetra Coven—must master her craft while evading the relentless eye of the Reformed Church. As whispers of witchcraft stir paranoia and betrayal, Aradia and her sisters fight not only to survive but to protect a sacred lineage older than the Church itself. The Last Coven is a haunting tale of resilience, forbidden power, and the unbreakable bonds of sisterhood in the face of a world determined to silence them. The Last Coven will appeal to readers of Kiran Millwood Hargrave’s The Mercies and Louisa Morgan’s A Secret History of Witches, blending historical accuracy with haunting folklore and the fierce bond of sisterhood in a time of persecution. Those who have enjoyed novels by authors such as Beth Underdown, Hannah Kent, Alix E. Harrow, Geraldine Brooks and C. J. Cooke will also be drawn to the themes of this book. "The Last Coven by Becca Storm is a captivating journey into a world where magic, loyalty, and fate collide. From the very first page, I was pulled into the dark and richly woven atmosphere that Storm creates with ease. The story is both mystical and deeply human, balancing high-stakes tension with emotional depth." "This is a wonderful story mixed with some true historical outlines. The story starts with the Witches of Scotland, and how to be discovered is a death sentence, one they would be glad of after being horrifically tortured!" "This book opened my eyes to the depravity and horrifying acts of violence carried out against mainly women during the witchcraft trials." "Becca has managed to breathe new life into an almost forgotten period of history. Yes, we knew women and men, but mostly women could be treated in the most horrific manner for the slightest of deviance from the Christian norm of the time. But this book brought a new sense of reality to that." "It was a very comprehensive exploration of real people and adding personality and humanity to the women who lived so long ago. The description of the methods of torture endured was successful in enducing a feeling horror and made my skin crawl." "I really enjoyed reading this historical fiction. It has multiple POVs which draws you in as a reader. You get to know the coven sisters quickly as the story picks up pace. As the witch hunt begins and the story unfolds, I was gripped in finding out if the coven could survive this." "I loved this book. The characters were very interesting. I enjoyed the twist and turns of their own personal stories and hope to read more about them."