Connecticut Witch Trials Trilogy: One of Windsor: The Untold Story of America's First Witch Hanging (Paperback)

from linda.marsheells

Having been born and raised in New England, Scituate Mass. in particular ( which is mentioned), i must say i really enjoyed One of Windsor. Caruso did a fine job with her research even tho the book is fiction, the reader is taken on a ride of possibilities. The mindset of the era- the narrow-mind...

from mjspear

An interesting fictional interpretation of the victim of America's first witch hanging, Alice/Alse Young (1647). The minutiae of details of day-to-day living paints a vivid picture of puritan life (and it's not good: day-long work, stringent moral codes, no privacy... they're allowed to get tipsy...

from cbloky

it was an interesting and easy read, knowing the book is part fiction but based on true facts i found it interesting. the author brought up facts as to why this person was falsely accused and should be pardon by the state of ct along with the other witches wrongfully accused. i will be folowing t...

from rubyandthetwins

Young Alice Ashbey was born into the Tinker family of Berkshire, England in 1615. As a distant cousin to the Tinkers, Alice soon came to see her cousins more as adopted brothers and sisters. Orphaned at the age of ten, she also soon discovers that she has inherited her mother's talent for intuiti...

from cbloky

it was an interesting and easy read, knowing the book is part fiction but based on true facts i found it interesting. the author brought up facts as to why this person was falsely accused and should be pardon by the state of ct along with the other witches wrongfully accused. i will be folowing t...