The Wind Witch of Draakensky: A Short Story by Paula Cappa

Are there secret wind beings on Draakensky Windmill Estate?The Wind Witch of Draakensky likens wind beings to a flock of dead beauties. Jaa Morland, a willful spinster, is smart as a crack of lightning. She lives in a haunted windmill in Bedford, New York.As a skilled wind sorcerer, she knows the thready phantoms haunting her land. When Jaa’s sister disappears on a menacing autumn night inside Draakensky’s wind-torn woods, Jaa must use her highest witchcraft to find Heida.Jaa’s witch-weaving wisdom does not come easily this night as she succumbs to Draakensky’s supernatural powers. Do you know owl magick? Jaa does. River magick? Jaa is a master at river magick. Can her magick help locate her sister, lost or captured, in Draakensky’s bleak woods? Or will Jaa and her sister succumb to Draakensky’s mysterious forces?Step into windy hauntings and powerful sky phantoms with Jaa Morland—where magick rules the land and wind-voices speak for the dead.In this dark, intriguing short story (30-minute read), The Wind Witch of Draakensky is a companion story to Paula Cappa’s ghostly mystery of witchcraft, the Gothic thriller Draakensky, A Supernatural Tale of Magick and Romance, published by Crystal Lake Publishing.Jon R. Meyers of The Horror Zine reviewed the novel Draakensky as “A powerful, timeless piece of dark fiction. Well-researched, written as top-notch, and contains deep character development. A beautifully haunting supernatural tale. A Gothic setting that is dark and poetic. Factual magick, witchcraft, Celtic lore, and more. A book that stands out loudly from the rest. Highly recommended.”“Paula Cappa is a master of the metaphysical mystery genre … an extraordinary and original storyteller of the first rank.” Midwest Book Review.Paula Cappa is a multi-award-winning author of supernatural mysteries, Gothic thrillers, and dark fantasy. She is a member of the Society for the Study of the American Gothic.