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Two women, bound by blood and betrayal, must break silence across centuries-or be silenced forever, in the dazzling new novel by New York Times bestselling author Madeline Martin.

Lilith Legare’s life is unraveling. Since her mother’s death, strange things have been happening – plants turn toward her touch, animals linger in her path, and the birthmark on her arm has started tingling. Worse still is her recurring nightmare of being burned alive at the stake.

Her search for answers brings her from Savannah to England, to the decaying Brackenmere Manor where the past blurs with the present. There, Lilith discovers a legacy she never asked for and along with it, the threat of peril. History must be rewritten, or she too will die.

In 1645 Suffolk, Sybil Brantham stands accused as a witch. An educated, wealthy widow, she is branded a threat by men who fear her independence. As arrests begin and suspicion abounds, Sybil must protect her younger sister, even as betrayal takes root within her household.

Across centuries, Lilith and Sybil are bound by blood and by danger. To save themselves, and each other, they must confront the silence that has stolen women’s power for generations-and dare to claim their voices before it’s too late.

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Publisher Review

“Witch trials, buried secrets, and a legacy that refuses to stay hidden, A Time of Witches is a haunting, atmospheric journey where women’s voices echo across centuries. Madeline Martin brings to life complex women navigating power, identity, and the cost of simply existing in a world determined to erase them. Blending history with mystery and a touch of magic, this is a compelling story of sisterhood and self-discovery. A timely reminder that women who refuse to be silenced are the ones who change everything-like a spell once spoken that cannot be taken back.” – Eliza Knight, USA Today bestselling author of Lost in the Summer of ’69

Atmospheric and compelling, Madeline Martin’s A TIME OF WITCHES weaves a tale of women discovering strength and resilience through sisterhood, the power of the natural world, and their own courage in the face of adversity. Stitching together the past and present to both whimsical and harrowing effect, this story will keep readers turning the pages to unravel the mysteries connecting women across centuries, and the secrets that will ultimately save them. A captivating read!” -Kristin Judd, Author of Witches Three

“Step into Madeline Martin’s A Time of Witches, where two exceptionally spirited women-separated by centuries but tied by fate, magic, and bloodlines-discover the depths of their powers and dare to defy the men and forces that threaten to destroy them. Spellbinding and illuminating, A Time of Witches is an enchanting gothic tale of family mysteries and fierce female bonds that twists through time and delivers a stunning conclusion. You will be riveted by Martin’s masterful storytelling.” — Laurie Lico Albanese, author of Hester

“A Time of Witches is a heartfelt ode to the magic of friendship and self-acceptance. I found myself lost in the tangled beauty of a witch’s garden, where goodness blooms even as evil takes root. Where heroines of all stripes walk the earth and reach out to each other across the centuries. It’s a treat perfect for fans of Practical Magic.” – Anna Rasche, author of The Stone Witch of Florence

“Madeline Martin’s foray into the supernatural is a propulsive and moving portrait of women wielding and subverting power – with a shimmering dash of magic.” – Elizabeth DeLozier, author of Eleanor of Avignon

“A must-read for anyone who is a fan of the “Practical Magic” series by Alice Hoffman or The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V. E. Schwab… A well-told novel with heart and soul that has dual perspectives and flawlessly blends jumping through time with fully realized women characters.” -Library Journal