Wild witch. Griffin R.

When the magic once turns around by death, Iris Gray swears not to tell anyone that she is a witch. The night on the lake crossed out everything. Having moved to Washington, Iris lives an ordinary life, hiding that she is a witch. To cope with anxiety and unrest, she writes spells, but never applies them. She likes to work in the reserve that her mother controls, but their interpretation, an organic student Payk Alder, causes her only rejection, because he hates witches. And Iris decides to write a cruel curse for him. But when she is going to burn the spell in the fire, an owl flies from a tree and abducts it, and then flies out of the reserve. This owl is a powerful amplifier, and if it perishes, the dark spell of Iris will fall not only for soldering, but on everyone in the district. Which depends on his life, but he does not know the truth. There will be a lot of dangers in the campaign, and Iris will have to decide how far she is ready to go in order to keep her secrets.