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It is the 17th Century and Bridget Cane is the Peruke Maker's daughter and she is accused of being a witch. Witchcraft is forbidden and if you are even suspected of such a heinous crime, you will pay with your life.
Sarah takes a journey through time and ends up connecting with Bridget in unimaginable ways. These two women have something in common and it all goes back to the curse of Thomas Cane.
This was a fun read. I got so caught up in the lives of these women, it was depressing when I had to return to reality.
Anonymous
Posted April 10, 2008
Great read, wonderful story, beautiful book and beautiful photo of you. Wishing you lots of great success. By Lisa of San Francisco.
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Overview
The witch hunt hits feverish peak. Fear of the devil is as real as God. Witchcraft is a hideous crime a person could commit and is punishable by death at the Gallows Hill for the victims accused of sorcery. Driftingly, a red-stained full moon streaked with ominous dark haunting clouds is witness to the strange forewarn of the vicious lashing of wind and distraught flying bats, over dead bodies swinging precariously in the wind by the branches of the locust trees. River reflections of Bridget's scantily clad youthful beauty with long, flowing, wild, red hair, is frozen in fear amidst the overture of the Banshee's foreboding and bloodcurdling wails of imminent death, that of her own, The Peruke Maker's vengeful curse ...