Weyward

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THEY TRIED TO CAGE US. BUT A WEYWARD WOMAN BELONGS TO THE WILD. WE CANNOT BE TAMED. In 2019, Kate escapes London for her great-aunt's Weyward Cottage in Cumbria, where a secret from the 17th-century witch hunts lies hidden within its walls. In 1942, Violet prefers collecting insects and climbing trees over conforming to societal expectations, but her life takes a drastic turn due to unforeseen events. In 1619, Altha faces trial for witchcraft, accused of murder due to her deep connection with nature, making her a perceived threat. The intertwining narratives of these three women across five centuries explore themes of female resilience and the transformative power of the natural world. This enthralling novel celebrates the wild spirit of women who refuse to be tamed. Described as "alive, vivid, and gripping," this unique debut is a testament to the strength of being Weyward. It's hailed as "relevant, empowering, and brilliantly written," making it an unforgettable read for those who resonate with the wildness within. Experience a beautifully crafted story that is "spellbinding" and "exquisitely-rendered," perfect for wild women everywhere.