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Black Wood Women

By (author) Michael Stewart

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We know the truths men have forgottenâ€¦ â€˜Visceral, twisting, propulsive â€“ Black Wood Women begs to be devouredâ€™ Stacey Halls 'Grim and glorious' Daily Mail 'Will leave you breathlessâ€™ Sunday Post *** The last wolf in England hunts for prey. Exhausted, hungry and alone, she fears for the litter of pups she carries, and the men who seek to wipe her out. Yorkshire, 1649. Since they fled Ireland, Caragh and her family have hidden their true identities to enable them to start a new life in England. But when Caragh finds her parents brutally murdered by a Protestant determined to rid the area of Catholics, she must flee again. Travelling east, she comes to a forest, where she meets a coven of women who wear their hair loose and refuse to follow menâ€™s rules. Having found acceptance at last, Caragh is unaware that a different kind of persecution stalks the black wood women, and their days in the forest are numbered.

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