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The Witch by Mary Johnston — Mary Johnston
A BEAUTIFUL WITCH
Jon Heron had beautiful gray eyes that looked at a person straight on, and a joyous manner that refused to be stifled in the Puritan tradition.
Two men had put her life in peril, The first was Master Harry Carthew, whose passionate overtures she'd hardly rejected. The second was Gilbert Aderhold, the gentle physician she admired, accused by the town of violating the first law of God.
Suddenly to her disbelief, Joan was on trial for her life. The charge was witchcraft.
Jon Heron had beautiful gray eyes that looked at a person straight on, and a joyous manner that refused to be stifled in the Puritan tradition.
Two men had put her life in peril, The first was Master Harry Carthew, whose passionate overtures she'd hardly rejected. The second was Gilbert Aderhold, the gentle physician she admired, accused by the town of violating the first law of God.
Suddenly to her disbelief, Joan was on trial for her life. The charge was witchcraft.
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