“Based on historical records and events, The Making of a Witch by Judy Molland is a profound and poignant story. Set in England in the mid-seventeenth-century, the book accurately describes the risks and challenges women healers had to endure during that era. . . . This well-written story with its compelling plot and authentic storyworld thoroughly captivated me from the first to the last page.”—Readers’ Favorite, 5-star review

“Those with an interest in this era of history will appreciate how Judy Molland, a descendant of the real-life Alice Molland, uses the sparse details known about her ancestor to spin a tale of resilience in the face of constant misfortune.”—BookLife Reviews

“Alice’s impressive drive to help others and to be true to herself, no matter the consequences, will have readers rooting for her when her circumstances look the most dire. An engrossing story of one of the last accused witches in England’s history.”—Kirkus Reviews

“A must-read for lovers of the historical fiction genre.”—B. J. Daniels, New York Times and USA Today best-selling author

“The Making of a Witch sweeps the reader into the daily life of seventeenth-century England, with all its danger and struggle. Readers will root for Alice.”—Terri Lewis, author of Behold the Bird in Flight

“Judy Molland shows why we need historical fiction—to grapple with what history omits. Official documents record the names and fates of those charged with witchcraft, but we know little of them as human beings.”—Martha Jean Johnson, author of The Queen’s Musician