Gretel has spent three years keeping her distance from Hansel. He's her stepbrother. They met as adults, share no blood, and have no childhood memories together. But from the moment their parents married, she's been hyperaware of him—his laugh, his hands, the way he looks at her when he thinks no one's watching. They've both been careful. Appropriate. Denying themselves something that feels increasingly impossible to ignore.

Then they find the witch's house.

Lost in an enchanted forest, they stumble upon a cottage made of candy and magic. The woman who lives there sees exactly what they've been hiding. Her price for freedom? They must perform for her pleasure—showing her everything they've been denying themselves.

The magic doesn't create desire. It removes the walls built against it.

As day turns to night and inhibitions crumble, Gretel discovers that the witch isn't their greatest danger. The real threat is admitting that what they feel for each other has never been wrong at all.

The Witch's House is a dark, spicy Hansel & Gretel retelling featuring forbidden stepsibling attraction, forced proximity that ignites into scorching chemistry, a voyeuristic witch who demands increasingly intimate performances, and a love story that burns every wall to the ground. Part of the Dark Enchantments series—standalone novels that can be listened to in any order.