Rudy Barnes is a divorced college professor making his way through life when beautiful April Orr falls into his life. Little did Rudy know his life is about to have a serious change. Rudy becomes the savior to women, trapped for thousands of years under all the trees on the planet. As the women are freed, mankind is faced with a strange new species of woman. The only question is if can Rudy handle his new responsibilities, or will he choose to save his family?

Michael Arnovitz has created an imaginative world full of innovative plotlines that whirl together into a smorgasbord of creativity. The characters are brought to life through the strange ideals that encompass their lives. The reader at times must take a moment to step back and take in the nuances of the story.

THE WITCH OF THE WOOD is a different kind of story. I found it interesting and entertaining. It's an idea I would have never thought of. You're drawn in by the shocking scenes it presents in the first chapter, and you just have to keep reading to find out how it will all end. All in all, the story isn't bad, just a little weird.