If only they’d known… you can’t burn a witch…
A fast-paced, brand-new take on the Salem witch trials: Daniel Sugar’s Salem Burning

by Daniel Sugar

4.8 stars – 13 reviews

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Here’s the set-up:

In 1692, a disreputable young man named Kyle Edwards breaks his engagement by accusing his fiancee, Lilly Parris, of witchcraft.

Kyle is a liar; he does not believe in witchcraft, he is simply trying to get rid of Lilly. But Kyle is in for a shock because, as it turns out, Lilly really is a witch.

“Salem Burning” is a fast-paced, brand-new take on the Salem witch trials.

“Extremely well-written and imaginative re-telling of the Salem witch trials. I can’t wait for Daniel Sugar’s next book! Highly recommended!” 5 star review