32 Spellbinding Books About Witches That Are Sure to Charm Readers

Based on the all too real 1612 Pendle witch-hunt, Daughters of the Witching Hill by Mary Sharratt is a gripping novel that transports readers to the height of witch-hunting hysteria in 17th century England. Bess Southerns is a widow who makes money by telling people's fortunes and healing the sick. In an effort to help her family and friends, she shares her secrets with her granddaughter and her best friend. Unfortunately, a peddler dies after an encounter with Bess's granddaughter, which attracts the attention of a local magistrate who makes it his mission in life to prove all three women are practitioners of witchcraft.