Connection across time
Aine, Sarah and Marie are linked through the same woods, spirits and old magic despite living in different periods.
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Finbar Hawkins - Author
A dark, atmospheric story for readers who enjoy ghosts, folklore, natural magic and narratives that connect across time. Three girls face danger and loss while their stories gradually converge around a threatening presence in the woods.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA dark, atmospheric story for readers who enjoy ghosts, folklore, natural magic and narratives that connect across time. Three girls face danger and loss while their stories gradually converge around a threatening presence in the woods.
Aine, Sarah and Marie are linked through the same woods, spirits and old magic despite living in different periods.
Each girl faces a different form of danger or adversity, and the present-day storyline requires Marie to investigate and respond to what she senses.
Aine runs from Roman enslavement, Sarah survives after her mother’s death and is associated with accusations of witchcraft, while Marie is dealing with family loss.
Consider whether the reader welcomes eerie supernatural danger, ghostly voices and frightening imagery.
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