For as long as Jennet could remember, the building had served no purpose other than to sit there, crumbling. It shouldn’t have been a surprise, really. One day, just after fresh snow had fallen on to the frozen ground, she had wandered outside and round the corner as she usually did and the wall had gone. These piles of rubble were all that remained of the back wall of the out-building now last winter had been harsh and the old walls hadn’t had the strength to resist the relentless frost and biting wind. Ouch! Jennet exclaimed as she scraped her knees across the large stones which were strewn across the ground. I would also like to thank my draft readers K.J Farnham, Alexandra King and David King for their time, effort and feedback. Table of ContentsĪs always, my heartfelt thanks goes to my family for their love and support, especially my husband David who continues to be my rock during the editing and publishing process. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

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The Gisburn Witch by Sarah L. King