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Delves into a small town and everyone's secrets...Literary gold...often strange but beautiful. -- Book Stalker Blog This book contains so much wisdom and is written so beautifully...[with] vibrant charm and deep grasp of Americana. -- BookPeople A fantastic Jackson-esque debut about rumors, fears, and beliefs. -- BookRiot An ambitious novel that will invite thought and surely spark discussion. -- Booklist As families and fanatics fight their personal demons, the line between good and evil becomes increasingly murky...This debut novel shines with beauty and lyricism. -- Library Journal A haunting Appalachian Gothic novel that calls into question the nature of good and evil. -- Akron Beacon Journal Part Flannery O'Connor, part Stephen King, and wholly original. -- Lou Berney, author of Edgar Award-winning The Long and Faraway Gone Reads as if Carson McCullers and Shirley Jackson got together with Nathaniel Hawthorne...to write the first truly great gothic coming-of-age novel of the twenty-first century. -- Donald Ray Pollock, PEN/Robert Bingham Award-winning author In this bold and surprising debut novel...nothing is quite what it seems, as mystery and revelation alternate, right up to the end. -- Robert Morgan, New York Times bestselling author A wonderfully original, profoundly unsettling, deeply moving novel that delivers both the shock of a fully realized reality and the deep resonance of parable. -- Robert Butler, Pulitzer Prize-winning author

A wonderfully original, profoundly unsettling, deeply moving novel that delivers both the shock of a fully realized reality and the deep resonance of parable. -- Robert Butler, Pulitzer Prize-winning author In this bold and surprising debut novel...nothing is quite what it seems, as mystery and revelation alternate, right up to the end. -- Robert Morgan, New York Times bestselling author Reads as if Carson McCullers and Shirley Jackson got together with Nathaniel Hawthorne...to write the first truly great gothic coming-of-age novel of the twenty-first century. -- Donald Ray Pollock, PEN/Robert Bingham Award-winning author Part Flannery O'Connor, part Stephen King, and wholly original. -- Lou Berney, author of Edgar Award-winning The Long and Faraway Gone A haunting Appalachian Gothic novel that calls into question the nature of good and evil. -- Akron Beacon Journal As families and fanatics fight their personal demons, the line between good and evil becomes increasingly murky...This debut novel shines with beauty and lyricism. -- Library Journal An ambitious novel that will invite thought and surely spark discussion. -- Booklist A fantastic Jackson-esque debut about rumors, fears, and beliefs. -- BookRiot This book contains so much wisdom and is written so beautifully...[with] vibrant charm and deep grasp of Americana. -- BookPeople Delves into a small town and everyone's secrets...Literary gold...often strange but beautiful. -- Book Stalker Blog

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Tiffany McDaniel is an Ohio native whose writing is inspired by the rolling hills and buckeye woods of the land she knows. Also a poet and artist, she is the winner of the London Guardian's 2016 Not-the-Booker Prize for her debut novel, The Summer that Melted Everything. The novel was a Goodreads Choice Award double nominee in both fiction and debut categories, a nominee for the Lillian Smith Book Award, and a finalist for the Ohioana Literary Award and the Women's Fiction Writers Association Star Award for Outstanding Debut. Mark Bramhall has won the prestigious Audie Award for best narration, more than thirty AudioFile Earphones Awards, and has repeatedly been named by AudioFile magazine and Publishers Weekly among their Best Voices of the Year. He is also an award-winning actor whose acting credits include off-Broadway, regional, and many Los Angeles venues as well as television, animation, and feature films. He has taught and directed at the American Academy of Dramatic Art.

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