Loved this read.. it was beautiful and surprising. The characters drew me in and took me on a wonderful journey. Not quite a traditional witch story, not quite a ghost story but this amazing mix of humans and witches and old stories and things not quite what you think they are. I can highly recommend it. – Jo, Goodreads

Riveting and unpredictable! The suspense was palpable: the characters - including the landscape - were fascinating and relatable. Another goodie from Tanya Meeson! – Jenny, Goodreads

A terrific fantasy novel, set in the real world, that has more than a hint of horror about it. Morgan arrives in the middle-of-nowhere town of Benbar's Cross to try to track down her missing twin sister, Juliet. What she uncovers may demand an immense sacrifice from her, and in doing so she unveils some frightening truths about the town where her sister was last seen. It zips along at a tremendous pace, touches on themes of women's rage and loss, and there are strange, surreal scenes and ideas that will linger long in the memory. A terrific novel, well worth your time. – David, Goodreads

At the risk of sounding cliche, I could not put this down, because I could not figure out what the hell had happened to Juliet ... Morgan was irritable, frustrated and totally relatable ... The town, landscape and tangible atmosphere were characters in the story themselves ... There were moments when I had to slam the book shut and remind myself to breath as I was so scared for Morgan … I absolutely loved the two different timelines, the strong female characters (this is a story about women, strong women, angry women ) in each, facing different yet equally frustrating realities ... So often magical elements in this kind of book can end up feeling shallow or hum drum. That was not the case here, it felt like a lived experience… It was believable, terrifying and beautiful in its way and called on ancient and what felt like very feminine magics to make sense of the world – Sherry, Goodreads