Julie Hearn (1) (1958–)

Seriously cool treatment of the 17th century witch hunts, and the women who faked demonic possession to excuse their bad behavior.

This book was boring as shit. It was both predictable and managed to have no plot. It had a huge anti-choice message for no real reason. What an unpleasant reading experience. Don't waste your time like I did, reading this.

I found this book interesting as a historical fiction novel, but I COULD NOT STAND the character of Grace, which says much about the writing skills the author.

I love when books talk about heresy and heretics and this one didn’t disappoint! While it was sometimes slow, I bet it was carefully planned for us to get attached to Nell (the MC) and her granny because I truly did. They are so sweet and lovable though persecuted. Also, the ending...! It left me baffled and wanting more. Questioning, too. But the author made sure I would remember it even in my old days. I recommend it without a doubt!