To Snare A Witch: Book One - Bell, Book and Candle

England, 1638. Elizabeth Fiennes believes her future is secure when she becomes betrothed to a soldier bound for war. In a country drowning in superstition and fear, such certainty proves dangerously fragile. Witchfinders are on the move, and suspicion spreads faster than truth.

As accusations multiply and neighbours turn on one another, Elizabeth is drawn into a web of manipulation and forbidden desire. A powerful nobleman takes an unsettling interest in her fate, while inquisitors close in, convinced that righteousness justifies any cruelty.

Caught between reason and belief, duty and self-preservation, Elizabeth must decide how far she is willing to bend — and what she is prepared to sacrifice — to survive in a world eager to condemn.

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