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Speaks the Nightbird
Judgment of the WitchThe Carolinas, 1699: The citizens of Fount Royal believe a witch has cursed their town with inexplicable tragedies -- and they...more
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its almost liek any other mystery books, with abit of detective work n investigation. what appealed to me was how the writer investigates every single clue, instead of the other usual books which only focus on those that is related to the crime
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I REALLY enjoyed this. It was like Law and Order in 1699. Murder, religious zealots, a witch trial. Written in two parts, "Judgment of the Witch" and "Evil Unveiled", it's one of McCammon's best works, he's really maturing as a writer. I look forward to the sequel, "Queen of Bedlam".
About 1/2 way through the book. Very well written so far. Characters well drawn. A good feel for what America was like before it was officially America - not even 13 colonies yet. Very primal, undeveloped, primative, full of brave souls seeking to carve out a better life. Yes, the witchcraft trial is front and center, but as an "armchair" historian, I'm enjoying imagining...more
I definetly didn't know what I was getting myself into when I started this book. I had a hard time grasping the old English and the beginning was a little slow. But once the story line started to develop, I found myself loving every second of the book. I wanted to find out who the killer was just as badly as Matthew did.
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