Description: The Carolinas, 1699: After hearing damning testimony from the
townspeople of Fount Royal, magistrate Isaac Woodward sentences the
accused witch, Rachel Howarth, to death by burning. Now, Woodward's
young clerk, Matthew, begins his own investigation. Piecing together
the truth, he sees he has no choice but to vanquish a force more evil
than witchcraft in order to exonerate a virtuous woman and free Fount
Royal from the menace claiming the lives of its citizens.
PRAISE BE - McCammon is writing again. I have been a long-fan and read all of his books.
He has not lost his skill :) These books were great!
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Following is my review of:
Speaks the Nightbird - I am so happy McCammon is writing again
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Re: Speaks the Nightbird - I am so happy McCammon is writing again
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Cammary
on Mon 31 Jul 2006 12:54 PM CDT | Profile | Permanent Link
I've never heard of this author, though I will cruise the shelves of the local second hand book shop. Have you read any Barbara Erskine? They sound like they may be similar.
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