George Goode, Susannah’s father, pleads with Matthew for his wife and daughter’s lives. To add salt into the wound, he sends the townspeople after Susannah and her mother, accusing them of witchcraft.

Sadly, Benjamin doesn’t give his blessing and instead demands his son marry a wealthy girl who lives out of town. Edward tries to convince Susannah that they will be married and that his father will agree. Susannah is not rich, but falls in love with Edward Fier, Benjamin Fier’s son. Benjamin Fier is the appointed magistrate who hunts down the witches while Matthew executes the orders. Susannah lives with her mother, father, and her siblings in a cabin amongst the village ruled under by brothers Benjamin and Matthew Fier. Particularly zooming in on the life of young Susannah Goode and her family. We travel back in time to the Wickham Village colony in Massachusetts of 1692. In this review, I will mainly discuss “The Betrayal” and continue the rest later. And this trilogy is her story of The Betrayal of her ancestors, The Secret the Fear family held pertaining the feud between The Fear family and the Goodes, and lastly The Burning end. One woman knows the true origins of this family. Instead the family was plagued with a curse that is traced back to the Salem Witch Trials. Only this family were not the generous founders that people would believe them to be. revealed that it had originally been the home of the founders of Shadyside, The Fear Family. Rumors spread about the origins of this mansion throughout the various books until one day R. At the end of the street lie a burnt out shell of a once magnificent mansion. On this street, families would constantly be moving in and out of the various homes strewn up and down the street. Now back then, the Fear Street and The Ghosts of Fear Street series surrounded this mysterious street located in the fictional town of Shadyside, Ohio. Today, he is actually re-kindling this series and attempting to transform it to fit audiences of today’s generation. Even today, he still thrills kids with his Goosebumps series in his books and they are on the silver screen starring Jack Black! For teenage audiences, he thrilled us with the Fear Street series. Basically he is the Stephen King of children horror books. Stine was the true master of children and teen horror when I was a kid.

Stine! If you do not recognize his name, I feel sorry for you.

Amongst those, there are plenty more I could name but today I want to discuss one particular author. Christopher Pike (The Chain Letter, Remember Me), the various ghost authors of the “Buffy The Vampire” slayer series books, Debbie Dadey & Marcia Jones (The Adventures of the Bailey School Kids) you know the books about monsters attempting to blend into regular society and not doing a very good job. During that time, there were various authors I loved to read.

The betrayal by rl stine