Sister of the Moon
(2024)(The second book in the Arcane Tales of Tamsyn Pride series)
A novel by Natasha Bache
‘Blending folklore and family secrets...’
Sarah Painter
‘Beautiful, evocative storytelling and fascinating attention to detail. This is a wonderful book.’
Suzy K Quinn
Reader reviews for The Winter Crone (Book 1):
‘A mixture of English mystery crime village with darkness and magic that makes this series very compelling.’
‘A beautifully written book. It mixes folklore, magic and well written characters.’
‘A tale of mystery and magic, with just the right injection of humour.’
Magical, mysterious and a little bit murderous...
Exiled for twenty-eight years, Annalise Pride is returning to Much Wenlock, regardless of how unwelcome she is.
Kept from her daughter and her family home, Annalise has built a rather lucrative career away from the chitter chatter and idle gossip of small town life. Accused of a crime she did not commit, she is keen to claim back what was cruelly taken from her all those years ago.
But her daughter Tamysn has already left. Driven into hiding in the Scottish highlands, Tamsyn has fallen in with an unsavoury crowd. After witnessing a harrowing murder, she can't be sure if she's more haunted by the man's death, or the fact that people seemed to believe she was the one responsible.
The Archbishop has always known that the Pride women pose a threat to peaceful village life, and this time he won't stop until he has put an end to them once and for all.
If you love:
Sarah Painter
‘Beautiful, evocative storytelling and fascinating attention to detail. This is a wonderful book.’
Suzy K Quinn
Reader reviews for The Winter Crone (Book 1):
‘A mixture of English mystery crime village with darkness and magic that makes this series very compelling.’
‘A beautifully written book. It mixes folklore, magic and well written characters.’
‘A tale of mystery and magic, with just the right injection of humour.’
Magical, mysterious and a little bit murderous...
Exiled for twenty-eight years, Annalise Pride is returning to Much Wenlock, regardless of how unwelcome she is.
Kept from her daughter and her family home, Annalise has built a rather lucrative career away from the chitter chatter and idle gossip of small town life. Accused of a crime she did not commit, she is keen to claim back what was cruelly taken from her all those years ago.
But her daughter Tamysn has already left. Driven into hiding in the Scottish highlands, Tamsyn has fallen in with an unsavoury crowd. After witnessing a harrowing murder, she can't be sure if she's more haunted by the man's death, or the fact that people seemed to believe she was the one responsible.
The Archbishop has always known that the Pride women pose a threat to peaceful village life, and this time he won't stop until he has put an end to them once and for all.
If you love:
- Cosy reads with witches
Magical mysteries
Quirky small town communities
Paranormal Women’s Fiction
Local folklore and mythology
Humorous characters
A contemporary fantasy
This book is for you!
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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