So if you liked The Crucible or The VVitch, you'll probably want to check this one out. It's a New England Folktale that focuses on a woman who, after her husband dies, just wants to take care of herself and her things. Oh ya, there's also a goatman and some forest folk to join the ride.

To me, this book was enjoyable, but predictable. You could pretty much tell what Abitha's story was going to be after every chapter. I also didn't find it all that gruesome, as if you know of the US Witch Trails, you know the methods that were used to "prove" and convict witches. The highlight is the artwork found in the middle of the book. It's very cool. 

Do I regret reading it? No. Would I ever read it again, probably not.