Heba Al-Wasity was inspired to write by her own experiences of being born an Iraqi-refugee in Libya, growing up in Canada, and attending medical school in the UK.As a junior doctor, she has worked in emergency care and several psychiatric inpatient units, allowing her to gain first-hand insight in the ways that poverty and deprivation can lead to social inequalities. She is based in Greater Manchester.

Weavingshaw is darkly romantic and completely absorbing [...] Al-Wasity grapples with evils both supernatural (demons, possession) and horrifyingly real (imperialism, displacement, the prison-industrial complex)[…] But the good news is, this is the first book in a planned trilogy. I hope that, like Leena, Al-Wasity will only continue to come into her powers.

Heba Al-Wasity was inspired to write by her own experiences of being born an Iraqi-refugee in Libya, growing up in Canada, and attending medical school in the UK.As a junior doctor, she has worked in emergency care and several psychiatric inpatient units, allowing her to gain first-hand insight in the ways that poverty and deprivation can lead to social inequalities. She is based in Greater Manchester.

Weavingshaw is darkly romantic and completely absorbing [...] Al-Wasity grapples with evils both supernatural (demons, possession) and horrifyingly real (imperialism, displacement, the prison-industrial complex)[…] But the good news is, this is the first book in a planned trilogy. I hope that, like Leena, Al-Wasity will only continue to come into her powers.

Heba Al-Wasity was inspired to write by her own experiences of being born an Iraqi-refugee in Libya, growing up in Canada, and attending medical school in the UK.As a junior doctor, she has worked in emergency care and several psychiatric inpatient units, allowing her to gain first-hand insight in the ways that poverty and deprivation can lead to social inequalities. She is based in Greater Manchester.

Weavingshaw is darkly romantic and completely absorbing [...] Al-Wasity grapples with evils both supernatural (demons, possession) and horrifyingly real (imperialism, displacement, the prison-industrial complex)[…] But the good news is, this is the first book in a planned trilogy. I hope that, like Leena, Al-Wasity will only continue to come into her powers.