Katie Cross
Sisterwitches Book 3 by Katie Cross | The Sisterwitches Series Book 3
Sisterwitches Book 3 by Katie Cross | The Sisterwitches Series Book 3
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The third book in The Sisterwitches Series.
Isadora Sinclair is done staying quiet.
When Council Member hopeful Ronald Torkelson attacks Isadora and all Watchers, she decides it is time to take a stand. But not everything is what it seems with Ronald, and the more Isadora pushes back, the more danger she uncovers.
Soon, she is in far deeper than she expected.
Meanwhile, Maximillion Sinclair is desperate to find convincing proof against Ronald. But Ronald is slippery, secretive, and hidden behind a mask Max cannot yet remove.
Then Isadora is taken hostage.
To find his wife, Max must rely on the people he loves, the allies he trusts, and the terrifying truth that protecting Isadora may require more than control, fear, or force.
It may require faith.
Sanna Spence, meanwhile, is more than ready to have a space of her own.
She knows she wants a home.
She did not realize building one would involve so many choices, so much currency, and so many reasons to step outside her comfort zone.
As Sanna learns new skills and begins carving out a life that belongs to her, she must decide what independence means as a blind witch, a sisterwitch, and a woman with a bonded forest dragon at her side.
Sisterwitches Book 3 is the third novel in The Sisterwitches Series by Katie Cross, a clean YA fantasy series that returns readers to the world of The Dragonmaster Trilogy. This slice-of-life fantasy adventure features sisterwitches, bonded dragons, dragon bonds, forest dragons, magical creatures, Watcher magic, marriage-in-trouble romance, slow-burn emotional romance, magical politics, forest magic, found family, emotional healing, strong female leads, and no spice.
Perfect for readers who love clean YA fantasy, dragon fantasy, witch fantasy, sisterhood stories, bonded magical creatures, magical politics, second-chapter romance, healing after trauma, medieval fantasy worlds, and no-spice fantasy set in Alkarra.
Perfect For Readers Who Love
- YA fantasy with dragons
- Sisterwitches and sisterhood stories
- Clean fantasy with no spice
- Bonded dragons and dragon bonds
- Forest dragons and magical creatures
- Forest magic
- Watcher magic
- Magical politics
- Witch fantasy
- Marriage-in-trouble romance
- Slow-burn emotional romance
- Second-chapter romance
- Emotional healing
- Healing after trauma
- Found family
- Strong female leads
- Slice-of-life fantasy
- Medieval fantasy worlds
- Connected fantasy worlds
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Series Reading Order
The Sisterwitches Series:
- Sisterwitches Book 1
- Sisterwitches Book 2
- Sisterwitches Book 3
- Sisterwitches Book 4
- Sisterwitches Book 5
- Sisterwitches Book 6
- Sisterwitches Book 7
- Sisterwitches Book 8
- Sisterwitches Book 9
- Sisterwitches Book 10
The Sisterwitches Series begins after The Dragonmaster Trilogy and returns to Sanna, Isadora, Max, Luteis, Wildrose Manor, and the world of the Dragonmasters.
FAQ
Is Sisterwitches Book 3 connected to The Dragonmaster Trilogy?
Yes. Sisterwitches Book 3 continues Sanna and Isadora Spence’s stories after the events of The Dragonmaster Trilogy.
Should I read Sisterwitches Book 1 and Sisterwitches Book 2 first?
Yes, recommended. Sisterwitches Book 3 continues the emotional, romantic, magical, and sisterhood arcs that begin in the first two books of The Sisterwitches Series.
Should I read The Dragonmaster Trilogy before The Sisterwitches Series?
Yes, recommended. Readers will get the strongest emotional payoff if they read Flame, Flight, and Freedom first, because The Sisterwitches Series continues Sanna and Isadora’s lives after those events.
Is Sisterwitches Book 3 appropriate for young adult readers?
Yes. Sisterwitches Book 3 is clean YA fantasy written for young adult readers and adult readers who enjoy dragons, witches, sisterhood, emotional fantasy, magical politics, found family, and no-spice adventure.
Does Sisterwitches Book 3 have romance?
Yes. Sisterwitches Book 3 includes clean marriage-in-trouble romance and slow-burn emotional romance between Isadora and Maximillion Sinclair as Max searches for his wife and learns what love, trust, and protection truly require.
Is there spice?
No. Sisterwitches Book 3 is clean YA fantasy with no spice.
What tropes are in Sisterwitches Book 3?
This book includes bonded dragons, dragon bonds, sisterwitches, sisterhood, Watcher magic, magical politics, marriage-in-trouble romance, second-chapter romance, slow-burn romance, forest magic, found family, emotional healing, dragon fantasy, witch fantasy, and connected Alkarra worldbuilding.
What formats are available?
Depending on the edition selected, Sisterwitches Book 3 may be available as an ebook, audiobook, or paperback.
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Excellent series for young adults or adults. It holds interests.
As the story of the sisterwitches continues we find Sanna working to build a house she can live in. Isadora is still trying to convince people that the Watcher magic isn't evil and those who hold the magic aren't working toward nefarious ends. Hold on for the wild ride.
When you have characters you love and find very interesting, and the author gives you more! What can I say? I mean, need I say more? If you haven’t met the Sisterwitches yet… read the first three books so you can get to this one!
Thank you Katie for an exciting story full of action!
She’s done it again! And anything with the Great Library if Burke is bound (pun intended) to be magical!
Sisterwitches Book 3
Things escalate with Ronald going after the Watchers, especially Isadora. This book has some intense scenes when Ronald kidnaps Isa. There is some interesting help trying to locate her. Sanna is getting out of her comfort zone as she is determined to have her own home, especially as the cost is more than she thought. She is also having a difficult time finding the right place. You don’t want to miss this book, there’s a nice surprise at the end.