In the 1690s, witchcraft hysteria overtook a fledgling
settlement of Massachusetts. Nineteen suspected witches
were sent to the gallows, and one man was pressed to
death with boulders stacked upon his chest. The Broom
picks up where the history of the Salem Witch Trials leaves
off , trailing the destiny of two women caught within the mass
hysteria: one factual and one fictional. The book combines
historical accounts with a family secret that is connected
to an ancient broom that eventually became an heirloom.
Lydia escapes Salem, eluding capture, but is disturbed by
the haunting tales of witchcraft and voodoo. The story of
Lydia Thorn intertwines with the events of the 1700’s and
gives the reader an impassioned slice of life relevant to the
period.
Follow Lydia as we recount her transformation from human
to immortal as she survives life and struggles with the
forces of good and evil.
关于作者
A native of Richmond, Virginia, Drew Nickell studied national politics since the age of 10. With a concentration in history, jurisprudence, and government of United States and Great Britain (having studied these in both countries), he earned a Bachelor of Science in Communications and Journalism from James Madison University. Drew’s numerous op-ed articles are published in the Baltimore Sun, the Washington Post, the Richmond Times-Dispatch and the (now defunct) Richmond News-Leader. His essays have received world-wide recognition and are translated in various languages across 115 countries. You can read his timely and thought-provoking essays at http://www.drewnickell.com.来自同一作者的更多电子书 / 编辑
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