She's the Switzerland of the group, always trying to keep the peace and keep together her friend's who have slowly drifted apart.

Partially my fault because I had it in my head this was a stand alone, but I also just can't believe she went there. So when Helena asks Niamh to look after Theo (with budding magical - at times uncontrollable - traits) all goes well until Helena discovers unsettling prophecies which will bring about the apocalypse and means the witches are forced to act.

She has appeared on Pointless Celebrities, BBC Women’s Hour, Front Row, ITV News, Channel 5 News, This Morning and Newsnight. The following day, on the summer solstice, they will pledge their oaths to Gaia and Her Majesty’s Royal Coven, a top secret government department of witches founded by Anne Boleyn and charged with protecting the United Kingdom from magical forces and otherworldly evil. Sides have been picked, battle lines have been drawn and the friends will need to decide whether it's worth dying for what you believe in.

The world of the covens may be immersive, the social commentary highly pertinent and the combination of demons and domesticity deliciously enticing, but it is the relationships between the women, in all their gnarly complexity, that form the real meat of the novel: the messy, tender, fierce realities of friendships honed over a quarter of a century. Now a doting mother and wife to a family who have no idea of her past, she uses her powers sparingly and only in dire need. I can't talk much about their journey, but they play a pivotal part in the plot and my heart absolutely bled for them reading this story.But unfortunately that is the state of the world we live in today and Dawson does a great job showing the daily plight of trans people. But what Dawson does brilliantly is show that as children we are so sure that life will work out the way we want, we have blinders on to life, rose tinted glasses that make everything seem possible. Fast forward 20 or so years , Helena is head of the English coven, Niamh is a vet, Ellie a nurse, Leonie has formed her own coven and Ciara?

There are whisperings of a prophecy that will bring the coven to its knees, and four best friends are about to be caught at the centre.Her first adult fantasy trilogy HER MAJESTY’S ROYAL COVEN launched in 2022, becoming an instant best-seller. This is a book you never want to end, you want to stay in the world of magic and witchcraft that Juno Dawson has created forever.

A magical civil war has been fought and won and our witches are now navigating life in their late 30s. Any who i'm a little broken and dying to get my hands on the next book, so if that doesn't make you want to pick it up, I don't know what will! Though there is plenty of romance in this book, both straight and queer, the main relationships Dawson showcases is that of family, both through blood and circumstance. She later turned her talent to journalism, interviewing luminaries such as Steps and Atomic Kitten, before writing a weekly serial in a Brighton newspaper. Leonie see's it as a place that she never really fit in, the HMRC was not made for people like her, people of different colours, religions, sexualities.A spellbinding, very real and current book that leaves you wanting to read everything Juno Dawson has ever written. We see the people we grew up with become unrecognisable, put things into motion, dangerous things, because their way of life is threatened. Her writing is smart and witty, the dialogue reminiscent of gossip with a good friend, littered with nostalgic pop culture references: the bickering over who would be each Spice Girl becomes eerily significant. Ebooks fulfilled through Glose cannot be printed, downloaded as PDF, or read in other digital readers (like Kindle or Nook).