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Discover the chilling benefit of Witch Hunt, a ghost story that explores the dark history of the Essex witch trials. This psychological suspense novel by Syd Moore is perfect for readers who enjoy haunting tales with a historical twist.
- Delves into the 16th century Essex witch trials, where hundreds of women were tried for witchcraft.
- Features ghostly visions and supernatural elements that haunt the protagonist, Sadie Asquith.
- Combines historical research with psychological suspense for a gripping narrative.
- Written by Syd Moore, an author with experience in publishing and television.
- Ideal for fans of The Lost Notebook and The Familiars, offering a similar atmospheric read.
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xA chilling, haunting ghost story that delves into the dark past of the 16th century Essex witch trials.
To find the truth, she'll risk her life... Sadie Asquith has been fascinated by the Essex Witch Trials for as long as she can remember. And for good reason too: between 1560 and 1680, hundreds of innocent women were tried for witchcraft.
She begins researching the subject, but soon starts to experience strange, ghostly visions. Dark shadows haunt her every step, sobbing sounds wake her in the night, and black moths appear from nowhere. It's as if by digging up history, she has opened an unearthly connection to the women who were tortured and killed centuries before.
And when a long-buried secret entwines Sadie's own past with what she has discovered, she must risk everything - even her life - to uncover what really happened all those years ago...
A haunting and atmospheric psychological suspense with a historical twist. Perfect for fans of The Lost Notebook and The Familiars.
Syd Moore has worked extensively in publishing and the book trade and presented Channel 4's late night book programme, Pulp. Witch Hunt was her second novel.
