Witch Dance (The Spellbound History Quartet, 2)

In the summer of 1518, the city of Strasbourg is gripped by a terrifying, inexplicable phenomenon: citizens are dancing themselves to death. Evelina del Valle, a brilliant medical student hiding a dangerous past, arrives with a singular mission to cure the afflicted. She has abandoned her coven and her identity as a witch to pursue the cold, objective logic of medicine, but this plague defies every scientific explanation.

As the death toll rises and the city’s physicians advocate for deadly methods, Evelina realizes the sickness is anything but natural. Her path collides with Alaric Keller, a man shadowed by the secrets of the Black Forest and the fae courts that dwell within. Driven by the desperate need to save his mother, Alaric is as enigmatic as he is dangerous.

He senses the magic Evelina tries so hard to bury, and his presence forces her into a precarious alliance. As the line between medicine and witchcraft blurs, Evelina must navigate a city turning against its own while guarding her heart from a man who may be her savior or her ultimate undoing. In a race against a rhythm that refuses to stop, she must decide how much of herself she will sacrifice to survive.