The Witches of Blackthorn Hollow: A Tale of Healing, Persecution, and Justice - Samantha Hill

Samantha is a dedicated Lecturer in Student Nursing Apprenticeships with a profound interest in Mental Health. With a strong foundation in Mental Health, Samantha has devoted her career to advancing her knowledge by pursuing a Master’s degree in Mental Health Science. Currently, Samantha is focused on exploring the historical context of nursing and midwifery, particularly emphasizing how the medical field transitioned to male dominance. Her research delves into the intersection of feminism and healthcare, aiming to shed light on these critical issues. In her role as a lecturer, Samantha is passionate about teaching student nurses, inspiring the next generation of healthcare professionals to critically engage with the history and future of their field. She is committed to understanding and advocating for gender equality in healthcare and continues to contribute to the field through her academic research and teaching. Samantha believes in the importance of recognizing and challenging historical biases in medicine and is dedicated to fostering a more inclusive future for the healthcare profession

GENRE: Politics, Philosophy & Social Sciences › Women's Studies › Feminist Criticism

Blurb:

In the late 16th century, deep within the isolated village of Blackthorn Hollow, three sisters—Eliza, Margaret, and Anne Blackthorn—are renowned for their ancient healing practices, handed down through generations. Their profound knowledge of herbs and midwifery, however, draws dangerous attention during a time when fear of witchcraft is rampant across Europe. Inspired by real historical events, including the infamous Essex witch trials, the story vividly captures the harrowing trials