La lechuza era hija de un panadero

At sixty-one, Judith Quiney is forced to abandon her failed marriage after the heartbreaking loss of her two sons to the plague. Accused of witchcraft, she has no choice but to flee Stratford, a prosperous provincial town, to avoid arrest. On her journey, she is accompanied by a devout Puritan and her young niece, who, like many women of the time, have lost their homes to the bloody conflicts between Royalists and Roundheads in seventeenth-century England. Four hundred years after Judith's death, Shakespeare's sharp-witted and insightful youngest daughter, Grace Tiffany, brings her back to the forefront with a brilliant novel that tackles timeless themes such as friendship, motherhood, marriage, religious fanaticism, and war.