Can’t Wait Wednesday: Hekate: The Witch by Nikita Gill

Can’t-Wait Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted by Wishful Endings to share upcoming book releases that we’re excited about! This meme is based on Waiting on Wednesday, which was created and hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine.

I don’t usually jump on the mythological retellings that have been so popular since Song of Achilles, but I can’t resist one on Hekate (or Hecate). The Greek goddess of witchcraft and magic has long been one of my favorites (also love Hecate in Lore Olympus), so I couldn’t resist adding this to my TBR. The cover is also *stunning* and I will, in fact, need a finished copy on my bookshelves. Hekate: The Witch has a release date of September 16, 2025.


A propulsive, electrifying and enraging retelling of the life of Greek goddess Hekate, child of war turned all-powerful goddess of witchcraft and necromancy, by internationally bestselling poet Nikita Gill.

Born into a world on fire, Godling Hekate has never known safety. After her parents are on the losing side of the war between the ruling Titans and new Olympian Gods, Hekate is taken by her mother Asteria to the Underworld, where Styx and Hades agree to raise her. Meanwhile, Asteria is pursued across the world by Zeus and Poseidon and, to escape their clutches, transforms herself into an island in a stormy sea.

Orphaned and alone, Hekate grows up amongst the horrors and beauties of the Underworld, desperate to find her divine purpose and a sense of belonging in the land of the dead.

When Hekate finally uncovers her powers and ascends to Goddess status, she realises that even the most powerful Olympians are terrified of her. But when immortal war breaks out again, threatening to destroy everything from Mount Olympus to the Underworld itself, the Goddess of witchcraft and necromancy is the only one who can bring the deadly conflict to an end. . .

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    1. They are also not usually my thing (reading and analyzing Song of Achilles for a college course probably traumatized me). I totally dig Hecate though so this one is definitely on my TBR!

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