Witches of Lychford Books in Order
Witches of Lychford is a series of 5 books written by Paul Cornell.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Witches of Lychford books in publication order
5 books
Witches of Lychford
by Paul Cornell
2015
A proposed supermarket divides Lychford's residents, but Judith Mawson sees a greater danger: construction could destroy the boundary separating their village from other worlds. To keep malevolent beings out, she needs help from unlikely local allies.
The Lost Child of Lychford
by Paul Cornell
2016
Preparing for her first Christmas as Lychford's reverend, Lizzie already faces pressure from her congregation. The appearance of a small boy in the church raises supernatural questions that draw the village's three witches into another dangerous investigation.
A Long Day in Lychford
by Paul Cornell
2017
Political upheaval over Britain's departure from the European Union reaches the village of Lychford. Its three witches face sinister uncertainties as smartphone maps lead hikers across magical boundaries and local tensions acquire potentially deadly consequences.
The Lights Go Out in Lychford
by Paul Cornell
2019
The boundaries protecting Lychford are failing, allowing other realities to threaten the village. As its three witches struggle with personal troubles, a mysterious stranger offers effortless solutions, leaving them to question the hidden price of accepting her help.
Last Stand in Lychford
by Paul Cornell
2020
Lychford's magical defenses have disappeared, leaving the village exposed as darkness closes in. Autumn and Lizzie must confront changes in the fairy world and interference from celestial powers while trying to protect their community and both worlds.
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