<p><b>''Gripping ... a story of loss, ambition, misogyny, family love and what it means to belong ... evocative and atmospheric'' <i>Irish Times</i></b><br><br><br><b><i>1324, Kilkennie: A time of suspicion and conspiracy. A place where zealous men rage against each other - and even more against uppity women</i></b><br><br>A woman finds refuge with her daughter in the household of a childhood friend.<br><br>The friend, Alice Kytler, gives her former companion a new name, Petronelle, a job as a servant, and warns her to hide their old connection.<br><br>But in aligning herself with a powerful woman, Petronelle and her child are in more danger than they ever faced in the savage countryside ...<br><br><b>Tense, moving and atmospheric <i>Her Kind</i> is vivid reimagining of the events leading to the Kilkenny Witch Trial.</b><br><br>__________<br><br>''<b>Masterful ... </b>Boyce delicately unfolds this <b>atmospheric, magical thriller</b> with pace and juice, while also making sure that the