The First Witch of Boston

Set in 1646 Massachusetts Bay Colony, "The First Witch of Boston" is a historical novel based on true events, exploring the life of Margaret Jones, the first woman accused of witchcraft in seventeenth-century New England. Through the lens of her marriage to Thomas, the story delves into themes of love, suspicion, and societal turmoil amid religious hysteria and personal tragedy. Inspired by actual court records and diary entries, the novel offers an intimate view of a woman's unjust persecution and the tumultuous environment of early colonial America.