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‘An instant folk horror classic’ Erin Kelly
‘Clever and chilling’ Susi Holliday
‘An atmospheric, creeping tale’ Syd Moore

Chilling and uncanny folk suspense in a novel of twisted sisterhood and dark secrets.

Does a shocking secret flow through its dark waters?

An isolated village. A twisted truth …

When Rina Pine is sent to live with her elderly aunt in the secretive community of Sorrow Spring, she finds herself trapped amongst a sisterhood of women who worship the protective powers of the local spring.

The residents believe that their village is blessed, but when a child goes missing and a young mother is killed, Rina suspects that it may be cursed.

As she is drawn into the dark and sinister truth at the heart of their beliefs, Rina is about to learn what it truly means to be a daughter of Sorrow Spring…

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*READERS CAN’T GET ENOUGH OF SORROW SPRING*

‘A deliciously creepy tale full of omens and strange sisterhoods. The atmosphere gave me goosebumps’

‘This kept me utterly enchanted! It’s eerie, it’s atmospheric, it’s dark and twisty…The perfect autumn read!’

‘Kept me guessing as to what was going to happen next’

‘Just when you think everything is answered, there is another twist’

‘As fine a folk horror tale as I’ve ever read … heartily recommended’

‘What a story! I couldn’t put this book down’

Publisher Review

‘Clever and chilling… got under my skin’ Susi Holliday

‘An atmospheric, creeping tale … Isaac-Henry is a gifted writer with an eye for the eerie’ Syd Moore

‘A hugely talented author’ Erin Kelly

‘A story that pulls you in with its icy fingers until you’re absolutely hooked. Spooky and delicious’ C S Green

‘Highly entertaining … spine tingling and chilling moments’ Best

‘Haunting … eerie and atmospheric. A powerhouse of female voices’ Louise Swanson

‘I love creepy, small village-vibes…’ Jenny Blackheath in My Weekly

‘A riveting folk-horror thriller…jaw-dropping and twisty’ Paddy Magrane

‘An expertly plotted gothic thriller oozing atmosphere and mystery; this is a dark and suspenseful delight’ Rebecca Thorne