The Pudding Lane Witch
(Autor) A.W. Jackson"They killed her! They tied her up and burned her!" On the run from the mob who killed her mother, young pyrokinetic witch Gweneviere Baxter is running out of options. Surviving as an unmarried young woman in the 17th century is challenging enough, let alone when you are a witch. So, when the opportunity to wed the local baker is presented to her, Gweneviere feels she has no other choice, if she wants to survive. Tragically, marriage is less peaceful than Gweneviere had envisaged, and she struggles to keep her witch identity hidden as she suffers through her husband's daily abuse. But everything changes with the arrival of a young slave woman, Kambili, and Gweneviere falls hard and fast, her love for Kambili shining brightly in her otherwise hellish life. But with both witches and mortals working against her, will Gweneviere ever be able to make a life for herself and her true love? Will she ever have her paradise?
A.W. Jackson
A.W. Jackson was a prolific American poet known for his influential collection "Whispers of the Soul." His lyrical style and introspective themes captivated readers, earning him acclaim as a pioneer of modern poetry. Jackson's work continues to inspire and resonate with audiences around the world.
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