After being involved in a car accident she is knocked unconscious and when she wakes, she finds herself inexplicably marooned on an isolated Scottish island, www.doorway.ruing from memory loss, Rebecca finds herself drawn into the island's mysteries, particularly those surrounding the strange disappearance of a young woman, Delilah Berry, whose fate seems to be inextricably intertwined with her own. · Ethersay is her first contemporary novel, and was inspired by the seismic shift in the Scottish political landscape which occurred in , and its impact upon ordinary lives. Aside from history and politics, Sarah loves long country walks, romantic ruins, Thai food and spending time with her family. About Sarah L King. Sarah L King lives in West Lothian, Scotland, with her husband and children. Born in Nottingham and raised in Lancashire, her books include the historical fiction novels, The Gisburn Witch (), A Woman Named Sellers () and The Pendle Witch Girl (), all set during the Lancashire witch trials in the seventeenth century. She is also the author of two contemporary mystery novels, .
Sarah L King lives in West Lothian, Scotland, with her husband and children. Born in Nottingham and raised in Lancashire, her books include the historical fiction novels, The Gisburn Witch (), A Woman Named Sellers () and The Pendle Witch Girl (), all set during the Lancashire witch trials in the seventeenth century. After being intrigued for many years by the Pendle Witch persecutions and Jennet Preston's case in particular, I was fascinated when I discovered Sarah L King's fantastic attempt to reconstruct the life and tragic death of Jennet from the scent historical facts and documents that existed. "The Gisburn Witch" is a historical fiction novel written by debut author Sarah L King. I was lucky enough to get access to a pre-release version of this book which is based around the events that led up to the infamous witch trials of Pendle in Lancashire, England during the early 17th Century.
Ethersay is her first contemporary novel, and was inspired by the seismic shift in the Scottish political landscape which occurred in , and its impact upon ordinary lives. Aside from history and politics, Sarah loves long country walks, romantic ruins, Thai food and spending time with her family. About Sarah L King. Sarah L King lives in West Lothian, Scotland, with her husband and children. Born in Nottingham and raised in Lancashire, her books include the historical fiction novels, The Gisburn Witch (), A Woman Named Sellers () and The Pendle Witch Girl (), all set during the Lancashire witch trials in the seventeenth century. She is also the author of two contemporary mystery novels, Ethersay () and The House at Kirtlebeck End (). After being involved in a car accident she is knocked unconscious and when she wakes, she finds herself inexplicably marooned on an isolated Scottish island, Ethersay. Suffering from memory loss, Rebecca finds herself drawn into the island’s mysteries, particularly those surrounding the strange disappearance of a young woman, Delilah Berry, whose fate seems to be inextricably intertwined with her own.
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