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264 pages
The spirits in Christine Folan's novel are certainly hair-raising, but her stark, unflinching portrait of family members becoming completely unrecognizable to one another is the most frightening thing of all.- Michelle Hogmire, Book Review Editor for KGB Lit Mag.
There are things that wait in the dark.
After a bitter divorce, Anna Pall retreats to a remote, century-old farmhouse with her two daughters—seventeen-year-old Nina and ten-year-old Sam—desperate for a fresh start.
But the house is no sanctuary.
It watches. It listens. And it feeds.
As creeping shadows invade their lives, each one of the Pall women is forced to confront her own secrets and fears. The fragile threads holding their family together begin to unravel, while something far older and more sinister tightens its grip.
Only then will the shades that hide in this darkness test the delicate fragments of the family's sanity, before leaving at least one body in its wake.
Dark, unsettling, and deeply emotional, this chilling tale of family, trauma, and the supernatural is perfect for fans of Netflix's The Haunting of Hill House.
395 pages
Born in the wilds of Moray, Gruoch was raised in the illusion of safety, cradled by love and kept far from war. But innocence is a luxury her world does not afford for long. When betrayal burns through her homeland, and violence claims everything she once held sacred, Gruoch learns that survival demands more than patience. It demands fury.
Drawn to the magnetic and merciless warrior Mac Bethad, Gruoch finds not salvation, but the spark of something darker. What begins as tragedy becomes transformation. With blood on her hands and vengeance in her heart, she sheds the girl she once was and becomes something far more dangerous.
A queen forged in fire and vengeance.
The Queen Is Dead is a dark and lyrical reimagining of Macbeth, told through the eyes of the woman history sought to silence. Steeped in gothic beauty and brutal ambition, this feminist historical fantasy pulses with dark magic, forbidden desire, and the raw power of a woman reclaiming her story.
If love made her a traitor, then hate made her a queen.
REVIEWS
As the darkness crept in and tension mounted, I eagerly turned pages until the tragic end. Interesting twists on Shakespeare’s play. - Beth Green, author of Seeds of Power and Dreamcatcher
The story is everything you wanted to know about the queen in Macbeth's tale-even if you didn't know you were missing it! - Courtnee Hoyle, author of The Pale Woods Mysteries.