Troublemaking Witch : Rebel Witches Trilogy

by Jordana Faye

Troublemaking Witch follows Aiyana, a bold and rebellious young witch navigating the magical world while dealing with the pressures of her family's legacy and the chaos of high school. With a talent for stirring up trouble—and potions—Aiyana's mischief lands her in detention, magical duels, and the crosshairs of a secret council watching her every move. But when a forbidden power awakens within her and unexpected allies emerge, Aiyana must decide if she’s willing to embrace her destiny or rewrite it on her own terms. With danger looming and romance sparking, Aiyana’s journey is just the beginning of a trilogy filled with magic, mystery, and a touch of rebellion.

72 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 2, 2025

Reviews

[johnny smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

Aiyana is the kind of heroine I’ve been waiting for—brave, stubborn, and totally relatable. The mix of high school drama and magical chaos makes this book so entertaining. I couldn’t put it down and already can’t wait for book two!

[fred ben · Rating 5 out of 5]

This story pulled me in from page one. The magical duels had me on the edge of my seat, and the tension between Aiyana and her family legacy gave the story real heart. The romance is just the right touch—subtle but exciting. Definitely one of my new favorite YA fantasy reads.

[joel Austine · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved the pacing—it’s fast, fun, and full of surprises. Aiyana’s rebellious streak makes her such a compelling character, and the secret council watching her every move added a level of suspense that kept me hooked. Highly recommend for anyone who loves magic and strong female leads.

[Melvine Clinton · Rating 5 out of 5]

This isn’t just another witch story. Jordana Faye weaves humor, danger, and self-discovery into a plot that feels both thrilling and heartfelt. Aiyana’s struggle between embracing destiny and carving her own path is something I think a lot of readers will connect with.

[Friedrich claus · Rating 5 out of 5]

The worldbuilding was rich without being overwhelming, and the characters felt so real. I adored Aiyana’s mix of troublemaking and vulnerability—it made her easy to root for. This book lays the foundation for what I’m sure will be an amazing series. Bring on the next one!