Mary, the Clairvoyant

"Mary, the Clairvoyant," the second book in The Watertown Chronicles, follows Mary Sherborn, a gifted woman living in the strict Puritan Massachusetts Bay Colony of 1630, as she grapples with her clairvoyant abilities in a society that condemns anything deemed witchcraft. Amidst the turbulent backdrop of early colonial history, Mary struggles to balance her desire for authenticity with her community's expectations, ultimately facing the challenge of embracing her unique gift. This installment explores her journey within the broader saga of the Sherborn family during a pivotal period in American colonial life.