This Victorian era alternative history is the story of three sisters, each with terrible secrets and hiding from their guilty pasts, unexpectedly meet in the town of New Salem, where witchcraft is largely spurned and taboo. Since women have no power and the suffrage movement is flagging in it’s pursuit of giving women a political voice, the Eastwood sisters are about to shake society to it’s knees by bringing magic back, whether the people of New Salem like it or not!
This book is an instruction manual on how we can develop and maintain an open mind and train ourselves to become lifelong learners. It encourages us to think like scientists and be willing to adapt our thinking when we discover new information.
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