Hiding from the Light
Hiding from the Light by Barbara Erskine is a New Ed edition published by HarperCollins in 2002, featuring 718 pages in English. This book intertwines themes of witchcraft and romance, exploring the dark history of the parish of Manningtree and Mistley, where the Witchfinder General tortured women in 1644. The narrative follows Emma Dickson, who leaves her successful career to reside in Liza the herbalist’s cottage, only to be haunted by visions of a troubling past as Halloween approaches.
Readers will encounter a gripping tale that delves into the supernatural and historical elements of the setting, as Emma seeks assistance from the local rector amidst her spiraling descent into madness. The story presents a blend of horror and romance, revealing the lingering effects of the past on the present. With its exploration of occult themes and the impact of historical events, this edition offers a comprehensive look at the intertwining lives affected by the dark legacy of witchcraft.
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A gripping tale of witchcraft and romance, past and present, from the Sunday Times bestselling author…
The parish of Manningtree and Mistley has a dark history. In 1644, Cromwell’s Witchfinder General tortured scores of women there, including Liza the herbalist, whose cottage still stands. Some say the spirits of his victims still haunt the old shop on the High Street…
Emma Dickson gave up her high-flying career to live in Liza’s cottage, but as Halloween approaches, visions of a terrible past are driving her to madness. In despair, Emma turns to the local rector for help, but he, too, is in the grip of something inexplicably dangerous…
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