Witsh

Sixteenth century Wales, amidst relentless rain and failing crops, a woman is accused of Witchcraft. Whispers of witchcraft and hangings begin to cross the border from England, catching like wildfire in the small village of Llynidwen. After several miscarriages, a bereft Doli seeks the help of a local soothsayer, putting herself and the women around her in danger. A story of women's courage and defiance in the face of persecution and paranoia. 'Captivating, moody, thought provoking, and immersed in the wellspring of Welsh history and lore. I loved it from start to finish.' - Mhara Starling; 'Deeply engrossing and wonderfully unsettling.' - Katherine Stansfield; 'A spellbinding blend of history, witchcraft, realism and resistance' - Natalie Ann Helborow; 'Enchanting, lucid and raw.' - LoveReading.