We Call Them Witches

We Call Them Witches by Kat Taylor is an upmarket horror novel that blends Pagan folklore with a tender sapphic romance in a ruined, post-apocalyptic Britain. It’s the sort of book that’s eerie, intimate and sharply paced, where survival depends as much on old stories as it does on strength.

Two years after eldritch creatures arrived and most of the country was devoured, Sara and her family scrape by using rituals, local lore and hard-won caution. Then a girl called Parsley appears at their camp with no memory of how she got there. As Sara and Parsley grow closer, Sara’s younger brother Noah is taken by the creatures they call Witches.

Their search drags them across desolate moors and into dangerous questions about trust, belief and what remains worth saving.

Perfect for readers who love folklore-infused horror, queer dystopian fiction, and atmospheric British settings. Step into the dark and see what’s waiting.