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A trip to Granny’s house.
A shack in the bayou. A slimy, swamp-birthed omen. A little girl whose veins pulse with ancient blood. “Over the meadow and through the woods” was never like this . . . Sara hates visiting her grandmother’s primitive home during her summer vacation. She hates the swamp that surrounds them, the mold and the strange lights and sounds at night. Until, one night, she discovers what the lights really are and how she is linked to protecting them . . . if she chooses. |
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“The author skillfully leads the reader until we willingly suspend disbelief and enter the main character’s fantastical world, comprised of a crew of imaginative, mythical creatures, each with its own quirks and purpose.” — Review, Amy Ruth Allen blog
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