The Bewitching

Delve into a chilling multigenerational horror saga from the New York Times Best Sellers list. This novel weaves together the stories of three women across different eras, each confronting the unsettling presence of witchcraft and danger.

The narrative begins with tales of witches, passed down from Nana Alba to her great-granddaughter Minerva. These stories deeply influence Minerva, a graduate student researching horror literature. Her academic pursuit leads her to Beatrice Tremblay, an obscure author whose most famous novel, The Vanishing, is revealed to be inspired by a true, terrifying event.

As Minerva uncovers the secrets behind Tremblay's work, she finds echoes of her great-grandmother's past in 1900s Mexico and a chilling connection to a mysterious disappearance decades earlier. The shadow that haunted Beatrice Tremblay and a missing college roommate now seems to threaten Minerva's own life on a 1990s Massachusetts campus. This is more than just an academic career; it's a descent into a potentially deadly encounter with the supernatural.

Recognized as a Midwest Indie Bestsellers title and celebrated by NPR, Elle, and Kirkus Reviews, this book offers a gripping exploration of history, horror, and the enduring power of dark secrets.