Overview

History, romance, and the occult come together in a mesmerizing tale of sisterhood, fate, and the darkness lurking in our world. History, romance, and the occult come together in a mesmerizing tale of sisterhood, fate, and the darkness lurking in our world. Past, Present, Future. What do the cards say? Only the Wolfson sisters know. The year is 1848, and Daisy, Morrigan, and Avery Wolfson are skilled in the supernatural, particularly tarot readings. Daisy has insights about the future, Morrigan has ties to the past, and Avery has a special connection to the present. Although Massachusetts is known for its hostility to such talents, the village of Redcliffe is eager to use the sisters' abilities for its own gain. Then Daisy meets Harvard medical student and occult skeptic Jasper Fitzwilliam, as well as handsome newcomer Nate Winthrop, whose fiery nature might just rival Daisy's. Caught up in the throes of first love, Daisy grows distracted, which is only further muddled by a mysterious feud between the girls' mother and their spiritual tutor. But when the sisters accidentally unleash a bloodthirsty demon on their sleepy town, the lines between friend and enemy get blurred. Will Daisy, Morrigan, and Avery escape unscathed, or is an unfortunate fate written in the stars?

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Praise for The Sacred & the Divine: ""An enchanting read that will keep you spellbound!” —Adriana Mather, #1 New York Times best-selling author of How to Hang a Witch ""The thoroughly described spirualist practices will appeal to readers interested in the occult."" —Kirkus ""Recommended for those who enjoy romances, a historical setting, and supernatural narratives."" —School Library Journal ""Sweeping fantasy [...] steeped in immersive period details."" –Publishers Weekly

Praise for The Sacred & the Divine: ""An enchanting read that will keep you spellbound!” —Adriana Mather, #1 New York Times best-selling author of How to Hang a Witch ""The thoroughly described spirualist practices will appeal to readers interested in the occult."" —Kirkus

Praise for The Sacred & the Divine: ""An enchanting read that will keep you spellbound!” —Adriana Mather, #1 New York Times best-selling author of How to Hang a Witch ""The thoroughly described spirualist practices will appeal to readers interested in the occult."" —Kirkus ""Recommended for those who enjoy romances, a historical setting, and supernatural narratives."" —School Library Journal ""Sweeping fantasy [...] steeped in immersive period details."" –Publishers Weekly ""This is a compelling story for lovers of historical fiction, witches, and early medical history."" —Booklist

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KATE CHRISTENSEN has published nine novels, including The Great Man, which won the PEN/Faulkner Award for fiction, and most recently Welcome Home, Stranger and The Arizona Triangle, as well as two food-centric memoirs, Blue Plate Special and How to Cook a Moose, which won the Maine Literary Award for Memoir. She lives in Taos, New Mexico, with her husband and their two dogs. MELISSA HENDERSON is an essayist and novelist whose work has appeared in The Los Angeles Times, The Cauldron, and Brand X. She's working on her next YA series and lives in the Scottish hills with her husband and their two catbeasts.

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