Norman Saylor is a rational man—a college professor who prides himself on logic, reason, and a firm disbelief in superstition. But when he discovers that his wife has been secretly practicing witchcraft to protect him from unseen forces, he dismisses it as nonsense and insists she abandon it immediately. What he doesn’t realize is that her rituals were not imaginary—and that he has just stripped away the only defense he had.

Soon, Norman’s carefully ordered life begins to unravel. His career is threatened, his reputation falters, and a series of strange, escalating misfortunes suggest that something far more sinister is at work. As he searches for answers, he is forced to confront the possibility that beneath the surface of everyday life lies a hidden world of rivalries, envy, and supernatural influence.

Tense and unsettling, Conjure Wife is a masterful blend of psychological suspense and the uncanny. It explores the clash between reason and belief, revealing a world where unseen powers shape human lives—and where denying them may be the most dangerous choice of all.