The Hounding by Xenobe Purvis

 In 18th century England, a villager accuses a family of sisters of being able to turn into dogs. But despite the absurdity, the town begins to turn on the girls and their family farm. Its a combination of The Crucible and The Virgin Suicides. A story of a town seeking morality and losing their humanity in the process.

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