WITCHES THREE by Kristin Judd - Spotlight
WITCHES THREE (Berkley) by Kristin Judd impacts our present, and the importance of understanding our history in making sense of our contemporary world.
England, 1650: Mary, a secret healer, longs for a life far from the farm where she was raised. One star-strewn night, she and her forbidden love escape to London, building a new life together while working in an apothecary shop. But Mary’s dramatic decisions will reverberate through the generations of women who come after her.
Massachusetts, 1692: When Clara Brooks is accused of witchcraft at the height of the Salem witch trials, she escapes deep into the wilderness with her young daughter in tow. Their only hope of survival is the gift Clara has long kept at bay—a deep and intrinsic connection to the natural world—and a mysterious presence who guides them on their harrowing journey.
Washington, 1959: July Hathaway, once an aspiring medical student with a hidden power of healing, is now a single, unwed mother. To protect her daughter from imminent danger, July flees to a remote island in the Pacific Northwest, where her fate hinges on uncovering the truth about the outcast women who preceded her.

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