Hello CBC! I am not sure if this work has been covered here before but yesterday my pinterest fyp decided to bless me and i got an ad for this novel here
The story's premise as copypasted from the page:
"Ceciline lives to serve her Mistress—the wise, warm, and mysterious witch who raised her. Together, they live a peaceful life tucked away in their cottage in the woods. The witch works her magic, and Ceciline follows closely behind, sweeping floors, gathering ingredients, and staying alert should her Mistress need her for anything. The witch refuses to teach her any spells or incantations. But Ceciline doesn't mind. She's perfectly happy with the way things are. She only wishes to be useful.But things change when a mysterious traveler lands on her doorstep with a thump. And the closer the two become, the more Ceciline questions whether the witch is protecting her...or imprisoning her.I Live to Serve the Witch is a story about trauma, and how it tends to be passed on and on and on and..."
Seeing this I immediately thought, "Hey! This feels perfect for CreatingBlackCharacters' blog!" so... here you go! I myself have now have this on my to read list. Hope others can see it and become interested!
Fun fact! Not only this is listed as explicitly LGBTQIA+, but the writer Jacque Aye is a queer Nigerian-American Black woman herself! Here is a link to her website:
https://www.jacqueaye.com/
Have a good day!
OOOH! thank you for sharing!!













