Mary Hartwell Catherwood 
The Cobbler In The Devil’s Kitchen 
From ‘Mackinac And Lake Stories’, 1899

In Mary Hartwell Catherwood’s novel ‘The Cobbler In The Devil’s Kitchen’, the reader is transported to a world of mystery and intrigue. Set in the Midwest during the 18th century, the book combines elements of historical fiction and romance as it follows the adventures of the protagonist in a small village filled with secrets and hidden agendas. Catherwood’s writing style is descriptive and immersive, painting vivid pictures of the landscape and characters, allowing the reader to truly feel a part of the story. The novel is a captivating blend of folklore, superstition, and forbidden love, making it a compelling read for those interested in American literature of the period. Mary Hartwell Catherwood’s unique storytelling ability shines through in this captivating tale, showcasing her talent for blending history and fiction seamlessly. Drawing on her own experiences and research, Catherwood brings the era to life with rich detail and engaging plot twists. ‘The Cobbler In The Devil’s Kitchen’ is a must-read for fans of historical fiction looking for a fresh perspective on the American frontier.