Mother and daughter witches, Anaya and Naomi, are banished to Montana for an environmental protest that ran afoul of the powers that be. They think they have found paradise, but they soon discover that the wilderness has fallen as much as they have. The forest is withering and dying, and the rain has dried up. Before they even have a chance to move into their new home, they find themselves confronting a powerful rancher (nicknamed by his detractors Kingdom Come) who is a state senator and the head of a secretive religious group called the Priesthood. Rumor has it, he murdered his wife for adultery. With a daughter in rebellion, environmentalists fighting a coal mine he wants to start on his ranch, and the Priesthood's many secrets to protect, the last thing he needs is for the two women to talk to his daughter. Jezebels of the Earth is a novel about confronting the powers that have created the climate crisis. By telling the story about a small town in Montana, perched, as the locals describe it, at the end of the world, it explores possibilities for healing the earth.