The Witch And The Priest

Name: The Witch And The Priest
Author: Hilda Lewis

Hilda Lewis

Publisher:: Penguin
Year of publication:: 2025
Subject:: Contemporary fiction
ISBN:: 978-1-4059-8599-4
Pages:: 288

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Joan Flower is long dead when she first appears to Samuel Fleming, a priest plagued by doubts about her and her daughters' execution for witchcraft. Did he do all he could to rescue them from damnation? From beyond the grave, Joan reveals to him the spine-chilling tale of her seduction by Satan, her temptation of her own daughters to the Devil's coven, her murderous sacrifices, and her final rejection by both Heaven and Hell - yet Samuel still strives for a way to redeem her sins.
Over their terrifying conversations, Samuel learns the way of the witches' sabbath and comes to the dark realisation that Joan's soul may not be the only one in need of saving...

Based on real seventeenth-century witch trials in Lincolnshire, The Witch and the Priest is a masterpiece of historical atmosphere and psychological horror.

'Strange terror fills this tale of seventeenth-century witchcraft ... horrific and written with much skill.' Daily Telegraph

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The Witch And The Priest

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