Conceived during a brutal assault, Sadie Thornbush started life as an illegitimate child facing homelessness, poverty, and plagues. The sights, sounds, and smells of 1620s London were all around Sadie. The air in Westminster was thick with the stench of death and the cries of mourners walking beside the steady rhythm of the hearses. Sadie fights for survival amidst the clamor and squalor of Westminster's urchin gangs. The air in the Common Council chamber was thick with tension as Sadie and the other rounded up children were forced aboard the Mayflower, destined for America.

In a land brimming with unusual spices and fragrant aromas, Sadie apprenticed as a cook/server. The magical forest captivated Sadie after a chance meeting with Wenona, the wise and enigmatic native Wampanoag princess. Together, they delved into the ancient knowledge of the forest's herbal remedies. Using her new knowledge, Sadie surprisingly crafted a cleansing bar of soap with fragrant herbs. It's incredible magic of feminine enhancement, unexpected.

Following the death of her husband, a victim of the French and their Indian allies, Sadie and her daughter moved to Salem, a growing coastal town. Eventually blinded by fear and ignorance, Salem's growth fueled suspicion among its residents. Accusations of witchcraft fed the bonfire as Sadie faced the townspeople's fearful wrath.

Delphina, her daughter, inheriting her mother's magic, meticulously recreated the enchanted soap with its alluring, secretive scent. Soon Salem's renewed accusations, with their ominous dancing shadows, created a terrifying atmosphere for Delphina. The heat of the situation intensified, making escape from Salem her only option.