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|  | | Blood of the Witches
The true story of the last witches of Kleinheubach, Germany.
Under the rule of Dukes of Erbach, witch hunting reached a fervor as entire generations of families were executed for witchcraft. This is their true story. | |  | | River Child
A boy's life as he grows to a young adult under the protection of a spirit guardian.
Ashore on a remote Brazilian beach to bury his dead crewman, a sea captain finds a small boy, alone and near death. He takes the boy to his New England home and adopts him as his son. Unknowingly, the captain has also brought home an ancient spirit whose sole purpose is to protect the boy at all costs. The child is the key to a conflict that will determine the destiny of mankind. | |  | | The Last Heretic
Based on the true story of Anna Maria, the last person executed for heresy in Kleinheubach, Germany. Anna survived the burning, was jailed, escaped and lived for six more years. A story of love, revenge, greed and penance.
At the jail, Father Mueller and the burgermeister joined the two men outside. Father Braun addressed them as they were coming out, “Bring me the chair.” Heinrich grabbed the chair and pushed it in place for Father Braun who sat and resumed his musing in silence. They all peered into the darkness watching and listening for George and his sons. They were ready to scurry back inside if need be. “A clear night and nearly a full moon,” said Father Braun suddenly. He looked at Father Mueller, “You will make good time and be in Wurzburg by the time Bishop von Hatzfeld wakes. We will wait just a littl | |  | | The Last Heretic
A story of incredible suffering and survival.
As the veil of the dark ages began to lift over Europe, fear and ignorance slowly gave way to compassion and freethinking. For centuries, Europe had been kept under the crushing heel of the most oppressive and bloody organization in mankind’s history, the Holy Roman Church.
The Church countered its loosening grip on society with charges of witchcraft and heresy. The torture and death of thousands would keep the Church’s tight grip over the entire population. The Church saw what you did and heard what you said. There was nowhere to hide from its power.
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