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Tag: Scottish folklore

Review – The Blood that Burns

Posted on September 15, 2026

When an ancient tome uncovers a forgotten coven, Eliza Swan finds herself drawn towards a legacy she never knew existed. As she rebuilds a hidden coven, strange symbols begin to appear, impossible memories awaken, and someone seems determined to ensure the past remains buried.

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