John of JOhn
Douglas Stuart
In stock
Scottish BookWitch Light – The enthralling historical fantasy novel (Paperback)
Author: Susan Fletcher
£9.95
ScotlandHistoricalLow FantasyWitchcraft
A haunting 1690s Scottish tale about a young woman wrongfully accused of witchcraft who must unveil the truth behind a brutal massacre to save her own life. Ideal for readers who enjoy lyrical historical fiction steeped in magic, courage, and betrayal.
Reward Points 9 Points = £0.45dispatched by Royal Mail Tracked 48
Add this similar book
The Winter Sea : A novel of love, loyalty and ultimate betrayal
A moving dual-timeline novel shifting between present-day Scotland and 1708, where a writer researc…
£8.95
Booksellers Notes
We found Witch Light tender, haunting, and quietly brave. It is a story that listens to the past and gives voice to someone history tried to erase.
Our summary description
As Independent Scottish booksellers, we write all of our descriptions personally, we hope you enjoy this one.
In Witch Light, Scotland in 1692 is a place of fear, suspicion, and easy cruelty. Corrag, a young woman from the mountains, sits imprisoned as a witch, cold, filthy, and condemned long before any sentence is passed. Death by burning awaits her unless someone is willing to listen.
That listener is Charles Leslie, an Irishman sent to question her about the Massacre of Glencoe. Corrag was there. She saw what happened, and she understands how quickly truth can be twisted into something convenient. She agrees to speak, but only on her own terms. Before she will reveal what she knows, she insists on telling the story of her life.
As Corrag speaks, a different history unfolds. Her tale is one of love and loss, spiritual power, betrayal, and endurance in a world that punishes difference. Moving between personal memory and national violence, Witch Light asks who is allowed to speak, who is silenced, and how a single voice can challenge the lies that shape history.
Customers also bought...
