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I Live to Serve the Witch

I Live to Serve the Witch

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I Live to Serve the Witch

“I only know of true love because of the witch.”

Ceciline lives to serve her Mistress—the wise, warm, and mysterious witch who raised her. Together, they live a peaceful life tucked away in their cottage in the woods. The witch works her magic, and Ceciline follows closely behind, sweeping floors, gathering ingredients, and staying alert should her Mistress need her for anything. The witch refuses to teach her any spells or incantations. But Ceciline doesn’t mind. She’s perfectly happy with the way things are. She only wishes to be useful.

But things change when a mysterious traveler lands on her doorstep with a thump. And the closer the two become, the more Ceciline questions whether the witch is protecting her…or imprisoning her.

I Live to Serve the Witch is a story about trauma, and how it tends to be passed on and on and on and…

Book Details

Publish Date: February 28, 2025
ISBN: 9798896929116
Language: English

About the Author

As a woman who suffers from depression and social anxiety, Jacque Aye has made it her mission to candidly share her experiences with the hopes of helping others dealing with the same. This extends into her fiction work, where she pens tales about woeful women trying their best, with a surrealist, magical touch. Inspired by Japanese surrealist authors like Haruki Murakami and Sayaka Murata, her stories are dark and humorous with a hint…well, a bunch…of absurdity.

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