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Author Chris Bohjalian’s latest examines the devil and divorce in Puritan New England By Ann Connery Frantz © VICTORIA BLEWER Chris Bohjalia This week, Chris Bohjalian’s newest novel will be released, and it’s on track with his 20 other novels in terms of well-researched themes, characters and suspense. Readers will recognize some of them: “The Sandcastle Girls,” “The Flight Attendant,” “The Light in the Ruins,” “The Red Lotus,” “Skeletons at the Feast” and “The Night Strangers,” to name a few. In “Hour of the Witch,” being released May 4, a devout, 24-year-old Puritan woman finally snaps, her hand broken by the prongs of a three-tined fork her husband associates with the Devil. She leaves home and files suit against him, seeking a divorce. In those days, divorce was no easy matter for a Puritan female  her husband has only to charge that she is a witch (even though he wants her back) for the trial to become about her, not

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