Set against the lush backdrop of the elite and prestigious Country-club life in Farmington, Connecticut, and the renowed game of tennis at the competitive level, Amy Davis, a 50-year-old divorcee, will soon find out the secret of this town after three girls are murdered. After an accident and arthroscopic knee surgery, Amy is prescribed heavy doses of Oxycotin for pain. She slips into the state of delirium through oxycontin as she attempts to recuperate, and she begins having premonitions and dreams of these murdered girls, going even as far as to have their killer revealed to her through her dreams. The Police don't believe her, her friends don't believe her, and her town does not believe her, but when things start to reveal themselves one by one, Amy's truth is heard. The Witching Hours of the night, (between 1-4am) is when the dream take place and the Devil himself even presents himself in a physical form, talking Amy through the clue in an evil plot twist that will haunt you to the bone and leaving you asking the question, what is the true nature of evil? The Devil himself leads Amy down a path where the wrong man is accused, convicted and put to death by lethal injection. With heavy research for the Innocence Foundation and those who are found guilty of a crime that were innocent, The Witching hours Lullaby tackles the most heinous of atrocities, and ask how can an innocent man be put to death? And what evidence is required legally to find someone guilty? The Witching Hours Lullaby brings forth light to the Innocence Foundation, spiritual beliefs and the devastating effects of Oxycontin on the brain of women over fifty. The Witching Hours Lullaby is caught between dreamscapes, Oxycontin, knowing what is right and wrong and even during the presence of pure evil... having the courage to do the right thing.