Witch Hill - Hardcover

Bradley, Marion Zimmer

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0727843575 ISBN 13: 9780727843579

Publisher: Severn House Publishers Ltd, 1992

Synopsis

This little-known classic by the late Marion Zimmer Bradley is a wonderful treat for readers feeling the loss of this marvelous author. Part of Bradley's beloved "Light" series, Witch Hill is a sensuous story of witchcraft, demonic possession, and true love. Sara Latimer's last relative has died. Heartbroken and feeling totally alone, Sara moves to the family home she had just inherited, Witch Hill, only to find that she is shunned by most of her neighbors. Finally Matthew Hay, one of her only allies, explains that Sara's aunt was a powerful, evil witch and that the townspeople fear that Sara is following in her footsteps. Matthew and his ladylove, Tabitha, are also witches, and they too believe that Sara has her aunt's powers-and that she is ready to be possessed by her aunt's waiting spirit. Sara crumbles under the steady onslaught of Matthew and Tabitha's evil. For a time, her love for Brian Standish keeps her sane, but at last Sara is lost in a maelstrom of dark power and sex magick. As a Champion of Light, Colin MacLaren cannot allow Sara to be destroyed by Matthew Hay. Even at the risk of his own soul, he will save Sara.

About this title

About the Author:

Marion Zimmer Bradley was born in Albany, NY and lived for many years in Berkeley, CA. Best known as a writer of fantasy, science fiction, and romantic occult fiction, Bradley was also the editor of Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine and many anthologies. Her most famous works include the Darkover series of science fiction novels and the New York Times bestselling The Mists of Avalon. Bradley's romantic, magical, contemporary novels for Tor include The Inheritor, Heartlight, Ghostlight, and Witch Hill. Marion Zimmer Bradley died in 1999.

Synopsis:

The house on Witch Hill was the perfect refuge for grief-stricken Sara Latimer, and soon she fell in love with Brian Standish. However most of the townspeople believed that she was a witch, just like her great aunt, and when the power to stirred within her, she believed it too.

About this edition

• Publisher: Severn House Publishers Ltd
• Publication date: 1992
• ISBN 10: 0727843575
• ISBN 13: 9780727843579
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 256