Sidonia, the Sorceress : the Supposed Destroyer of the Whole Reigning Ducal House of Pomerania — Volume 2

In the early seventeenth‑century duchy of Pomerania, the convent at Marienfliess becomes the stage for a chilling clash between faith and fear. Sidonia, a charismatic woman whose reputation as a sorceress spreads faster than the gossip of the market, draws the suspicion of priests, princes, and a nervous bishop alike. When she intervenes in the lives of the convent’s residents—saving a nun from a dangerous priest and confronting a would‑be suitor with a deadly axe—her actions ignite a fervent witch‑hunt that threatens to engulf the whole region.

The narrative follows a cast of restless officials, from the uneasy Duke Francis to the zealous witch‑commissioner Christian Ludecke, as they scramble to contain the rumors and decide Sidonia’s fate. Political intrigue intertwines with supernatural fear, giving listeners a vivid portrait of a society on the brink of hysteria. As accusations mount and the council of princes gathers, the story teeters between historical drama and dark folklore, inviting you to witness the early steps of a tragedy that will echo through Pomeranian history.