A young Puritan woman—rebellious, resourceful, and kind—plots her escape from religious abuse in this riveting 17th century Historical Fantasy novel.

1653, Massachusetts Bay Colony. Sarah Thompson is an oddity in the small town of Blackbury, Massachusetts. She questions everything, and beatings do nothing to curb her rebellious nature. When Sarah’s parents arrange a marriage for her to a man she loathes, Sarah starts to have vivid dreams of a playful red fox, and visions that portend the future.

Branded as a witch after she survives another brutal punishment for bad behavior, she flees from her childhood home and seeks refuge with welcoming strangers. But Sarah's friendship with her new found family proves to be even more dangerous as the inhabitants of Blackbury, led by her father, declare war against the local Indigenous tribes and anyone who harbors Sarah.

Will Sarah's visions of the future be enough to win the war and protect the people she loves?

If you enjoy subtle magic, meticulous historical detail, and mental illness representation, then you will love The Two Foxes.