What do the Suffolk witch hunts of 1645 have to do with Merryn Stearne’s family?

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The Assembly Room
By Bryony Allen

The ghosts of The Assembly Room have been waiting for someone to unlock their secrets, and 14 year old Merryn Stearne has arrived.
 
For 14 year old Merryn, the future should have been perfect–a new home in the idyllic Suffolk countryside and romance with Jamie, the gorgeous boy next door. If only the past would stop interfering with the present.
Dreams of medieval witchcraft trials become so terrifyingly real that Merryn believes there is a mystery to be solved. With Jamie's help, she uncovers the truth about the Suffolk witch hunts of 1645.
Is there a curse hanging over the Stearne family, or is it all in Merryn’s imagination…? Find out more

“Irresistibly bewitching”
…publishedbestsellers.com

Genre: Fiction: Children’s and young adult
ISBN: 9781782281801
Publication Date: 11 October 2012
Edition/Format: 1st/Paperback & eBook
Book Size: 203 x 127 mm, 186pp

Sales and Distribution: Spring Leaf Books
Landline: +44(0)1322 377445 | Mobile: +44(0)7944 352237
E: orders@springleafbooks.com | E: sales@pneumasprings.co.uk

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  1. Mallory Heart Reviews13 September 2012 at 21:27

    Whee! Another must-read!!

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    1. Bryony Allen19 September 2012 at 08:09

      Hi Mallory,

      Thank you! I do hope you enjoy the book. Please do share this blog page and any other links to the book with anyone you think might like it.


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