Windburn

By: Milena McKay

Narrated by: Natalie Naudus

Never Forgive and Never Forget. Hunted as witches during the Salem Trials and haunted by their past sins, the Crowhart women carry a deep secret and an inescapable curse.

Rhiannon Crowhart, the renegade second sister of the notorious family, returns to the sleepy town of Crow's Nest in a flurry of storms and scandal. Her homecoming is not hospitable, as the townspeople and her own sisters are keen to hold onto old grudges. Not that Rhiannon requires their welcome. After all, she hated everything about the island, the town, and the old Atelier she recently inherited.

Everything except a pair of gray eyes that look at her from the bookstore next door. Eyes that belong to the Mayor's daughter. Eyes that Rhiannon keeps seeing in her dreams.

Prudence Fowler has never seen a more fascinating woman than the one who glides around town in four-inch heeled boots carrying the weight of the world on her shoulders. Rhiannon Crowhart is as beautiful as she is troubled. And, above all, Rhiannon Crowhart is dangerous.

When their connection upends both their lives, Prudence needs to choose between family loyalty and loving the woman who is Wind herself.

Contains mature themes.

©2025 Milena McKay

Windburn

This is the dream! I mean casually catching eyes with the mysterious, attractive new neighbor. Then, with the shake of the hand, she unlocks your inner witch power. Now your deeply connected, trying to solve a mystery, falling in love, and making sure that your pet possum and her cat are safe from someone trying to sabotage you both.

I cannot wait, not only for the next book, but for the whole series! I seriously hope each Crowhart sister gets a story!

Natalie Naudus did an amazing job narrating👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Amazing

This might be McKay’s best book. Naudus is masterful. Impossible to stop listening so don’t start unless you have a few hours!

It’s windy on Three Dragons

The early history of Three Dragons is brought to light. I appreciate how M.M. weaves in historical wrongs with modern day ones we still face and still gives us the HEA. We get the wind and heat as we get to know Prudence and Rhiannon. I’m looking forward to the other Crowhart sister’s stories that are to follow. I adored the love story woven between Boleyn & Patches. There a good side characters and also some cameos in person and in references. I don’t think it’s planned but I’d love to read Victoria’s story.

Funny, heartwarming and exciting

Milena McKay knocked the ball out of the park with this one. And Natalie Naudus makes an already excellent book even better! It was such a joy to read/listen to the book and spend time with well developed characters who over the course of some months work their way through family histrionics and small town life. The Fowlers and the Crowharts have more in common than their daughters having an affair. History comes to light and we find that all is clearly not what it seems except maybe love.

The humor that Ms McKay brings to the story is delightful and had me laughing out loud. She calls out the characters and their quirks perfectly. She has a real knack for understanding and presenting people with their shortcomings and foibles.

This is a highly recommended read.

Witches, Spicey Scenes, WLW

What is not to like? I certainly have no complaints. Story was interesting enough by itself to keep me interested. WLW spice scenes and love was a huge added bonus.