
Author: A.K. Blakemore
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England, 1643. Rebecca West lives with her mother in a ramshackle house in the wretched village of Manningtree. They manage to make a living as seamstresses, but times are hard. Most of the men are away fighting in wars and food is often scarce. Rebecca's only prospect of hope or happiness lies in a possible marriage to the young man who teaches her to read each afternoon. However, the Puritan fervor that has swept the nation targets outcasts, the poor, unmarried women, and anyone who might seem "different." The arrival of Matthew Hopkins, a wealthy and mysterious individual, will open a web of suspicion and create an atmosphere of distrust in the village. When a child falls ill with unusual symptoms, Rebecca's mother will be arrested and accused of witchcraft along with other women. Caught between betrayal and persecution, what must Rebecca do to survive?
Pages: 352
Imprint: Duomo ediciones
Format: Paperback
Collection: Nefelibata
BISAC Code: FIC014000
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