"The King's Witch" is a historical novel set in 17th-century England, focusing on the life of Frances Gorges, a woman accused of witchcraft. The story unfolds during the reign of King James I, who is known for his fascination with witch trials and the supernatural. Frances navigates the treacherous political landscape while trying to protect her family and herself from the dangers of false accusations. The novel explores themes of power, fear, and the role of women in society. As Frances becomes entangled in the court's intrigues, she must rely on her intelligence and resilience to survive in a world where loyalty is often fleeting and suspicion runs deep.