Mary Ann Mitchell

It is 15th Century Spain and the Inquisition is raging. Countless hapless souls find a torturous death bound to the fiery hell of burning stakes.

Though her father is burned as a Jewish heretic, Susanna Diego escapes and gives birth to her daughter, Teresa, at a convent. Her prayer is that the child will never know of he Jewish background and suffer persecution.

Twenty years later, the nuns send Teresa to care for wealthy Roberto Velez, a former Jew, who has converted to Roman Catholicism. Teresa quickly learns the conversion is false. Roberto's son Louis is bewitched by Teresa. But the family is damned. Louis is arrested by the Inquisition, and Teresa is accused of witchcraft.

Has Teresa found her fate, the fate of all those who live on the Street of Death?