Many in Batchcombe have suffered greatly, William. They loo… - Paula Brackston

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Many in Batchcombe have suffered greatly, William. They look for someone to blame. It was my mother who made me see that.” She hesitated, then added, “People fear what they cannot explain.

Paula Brackston

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Paula Brackston (Dorset, England ) (aka P. J. Brackston, P. J. Davy, and Mabli Roberts) is the New York Times bestselling author of The Witch's Daughter and other historical fantasy novels. She also writes the fantasy crime Brothers Grimm Mystery series under the pseudonym P. J. Brackston.

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Alternative Names: P. J. Davy

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