Germany, 1507. Famine grips the village of Tierkinddorf, and desperation turns faith into fear. When a traveling friar arrives with the Malleus Maleficarum—the infamous Witch’s Hammer—he promises salvation through fire: find the witch, burn her, and God will provide.
Old and frail, Güde Müller tries to keep to herself, haunted by strange visions she cannot explain. But in a town starving for someone to blame, she is the perfect target. Even her daughter-in-law would trade her life for one less mouth to feed. And when Güde stumbles upon something horrific in the frozen woods, reality begins to blur into nightmare.
Erika Mailman’s The Witch’s Trinity is a chilling tale of hysteria, faith, and survival, where the line between sin and salvation burns away.
