Rumor has it that the witch of Borygen Marsh is a specialist in love and desire. But when Atticus ventures into the swamplands to find her, he is disappointed to learn that she has gone, leaving her younger sibling alone in the dusty old house.

Corliss is a witch, but their specialty is black magic and necromancy. And there’s nothing sexy about that—or is there? Atticus makes a deal with them, but can he survive three nights in that dark cabin in the marshes? The appearance of an undead ex-boyfriend, nightmares that plague the two of them, and the promise of ultimate pleasure may be more than Atticus can handle.

A story of human weakness and human connection—and perhaps something more sinister, The Witch of Borygen Marsh is a 10k cozy horror short.

CW: This book includes references to trauma and past abuse, magical sex between a cis-gender man and a non-binary witch, a wetland giant wolf spider named Marsha. It ends with a HFN.