Short, but to the point, this atmospheric read throws you into 1600s Scotland and into the world of witch trials.

It is quite wordy, it feels as though the author has tried to use language patterns and styles from the time the book is set, which adds to the overall feel of the work.

I’m unable to read the book in the format presented, thank you for sending me the drc. I’m very greatful but I’m unable to read on my phone

Thank you to Netgalley for the ARC.

I'm really torn about this. I love the premise and the fact it was based on a true story, but it just felt so lacking. I kept feeling like I was waiting for something, anything, to happen.
The psychological aspects of the story were interesting, and I loved the writing style, but I was just very underwhelmed.
Perhaps not the right audience for this one.

DNF at 15%

I thought this book was going to be something completely different and that is on me for not interpreting the blurb correctly. I'm not super interested in what the book is actually presenting, so I've decided to DNF.

Thank you to NetGalley and Silver Thistle Press for an ARC of this book in exchange for a fair and honest review!

Unfortunately I am unable to read this ARC in format available therefore unable to give feedback.
Thank you for allowing me to have access to this title.