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The Root Witch
The Root Witch | Debra Castaneda
5 posts | 3 read | 3 to read
A beautiful forest. A terrifying legend. It's 1986. Two strangers, hundreds of miles apart, grapple with disturbing incidents in a one-of-a-kind quaking aspen forest. Knox is a new Forest Service ranger assigned to a vast, remote territory in Utah. Sandy is a producer fighting for her place in a tough TV newsroom. Both have heard about the shadowy figure believed to menace visitors to the forest. When a man disappears and reports of the Root Witch begin coming in, Knox and Sandy are plunged into a living nightmare. Their lives converge on Halloween. Sandy sends a news crew to investigate the sightings. But when the team goes missing, and a shocking video surfaces revealing the ghastly truth, Knox and Sandy face the biggest decision of their lives. This novel is based on a short story, "The Root Witch: An Urban Legend Caught on Tape." Content warning: Animal death; anxiety; profanity
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BookwormAHN
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The Root Witch | Debra Castaneda
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Thank you @Nessavamusic for The Root Witch and cool bookmark 🧡
#NoShameReadathon2023

Nessavamusic You are so welcome! Happy reading! 4mo
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DeeLew
DeeLew
The Root Witch | Debra Castaneda
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This book gets mixed reviews. I personally loved it! It‘s a slow burn folk horror story that takes place in a remote forest in Utah. There‘s a lot of technical detail about producing tv news in the 1980s that might bore some people but it was a fun story! I am looking forward to reading more by this author. Thank you @Marmie7 for including this in my #HHS package 🖤

Marmie7 I really enjoyed it too! I'm glad you liked it💜 5mo
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DeeLew
DeeLew
The Root Witch | Debra Castaneda
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My package arrived just in time. Thank you @Marmie7
USPS is really bad in my area and 2 items were broken. 😢 I absolutely love my 2 books though! And the adorable box that looks like a book and is full of yummy candy. @wanderinglynn

LeahBergen Oh, that‘s too bad! 😢 6mo
wanderinglynn Oh so sorry USPS didn‘t take care of your package. 🎃🖤👻🧡 6mo
Marmie7 @DeeLew Oh no! I'm so sorry. My post office is the worst. I sent a couple things as replacement. They are coming via Amazon and should be there Wed. 6mo
DeeLew Oh @Marmie7 you didn‘t have to do that! ❤️ 6mo
DeeLew @Marmie7 thank you for the extra goodies!! ❤️🎃 6mo
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DeeLew
DeeLew
The Root Witch | Debra Castaneda
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My wishlists are ridiculous. This is 1/1000 of my Amazon lists 🤣🤣

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Lauranahe
Lauranahe
The Root Witch | Debra Castaneda
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Indie Author Brawl! This was ok. The forest, which is apparently real, was interesting. I learned about clones trees, which is basically one giant organism. I also learned about quaking aspens. Otherwise, the book was meh. The witch itself wasn‘t very scary, and the book felt a lot longer than it was. Going with “pick” instead of “so-so” for teaching me cool tree stuff.

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