Daughters of the Lake

An Entertainment Weekly New and Notable selection A Refinery29 Best Book of November A Liz & Lisa Best Book of the Month Simultaneously melancholy and sweet at its core. Kirkus Reviews Well-delineated characters and a suspenseful plot make this a winner. Publishers Weekly Daughters of the Lake has everything you could want in a spellbinding read: unexpected family secrets, ghosts, tragic love stories, intertwined fates. Refinery29 Perfect for anyone who loves a good ghost story that bleeds into the present day. Health Daughters of the Lake is gothic to its core, a story of ghostly revenge, of wronged parties setting history right. Star Tribune Daughters of the Lake provides an immersive reading experience to those who love ghostly mysteries, time travel, and lovely descriptions. New York Journal of Books Daughters of the Lake is an alchemical blend of romance, intrigue, ancestry, and the supernatural. Bookreporter Eerie, atmospheric, and mesmerizing. Novelgossip Haunting and heartbreakingA masterful work of suspense Midwest Book Review In Wendy Webbs entrancing Daughters of the Lake, dreams open a door between the dead and the living, a lake spirit calls to a family of gifted women, and a century-old murder is solved under the cover of fog. This northern gothic gem is everything that is delicious, spooky, and impossible to put down. Emily Carpenter, author of Burying the Honeysuckle Girls, The Weight of Lies, and Every Single Secret The tentacles of the past reach out to threaten Kate Granger in this atmospheric tale, set on the shores of Lake Superior. Filled with all the intrigue of old houses and their long-buried secrets, this gothic tale will make you shiver. Elizabeth Hall, bestselling author of Miramonts Ghost Wendy Webbs deftly woven tale hits all the right notes. A lost legacy of lake spirits, restless ghostly figures, and a past shrouded in fog and regret blend in delicious harmony in Daughters of the Lake. The queen of northern gothic does it again with this quintessential ghost story [thats] every bit as compelling and evocative as her fans have come to expect. Eliza Maxwell, bestselling author of The Unremembered Girl

Wendy Webb knew from the minute she read A Wrinkle in Time at age eleven that she was destined to be a writer. After two decades as a journalist, writing for varied publications including USA Today, the Huffington Post, the Star Tribune, Midwest Living, and others, Wendy wrote her first novel, The Tale of Halcyon Crane. When it won the 2011 Minnesota Book Award for genre fiction, she started writing fiction full-time. Her second and third novels, The Fate of Mercy Alban and The Vanishing, established her as a leading suspense novelist, whom reviewers are calling the Queen of the Northern Gothic. She lives in Minneapolis and is at work on her next novel. Visit her online at www.wendykwebb.com and on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram as wendywebbauthor.