A gripping dual timeline novel with chilling suspense, engaging plotline, and faith.
In 1921 Marian Arnold returns home to the ruins of her family's brewing empire in the height of Prohibition, and finds herself haunted unworldly nightmares that seem to bring death in the form of a killer with butterflies as their calling card.
Decades later Remy Shaw takes a jobs as an assistant to a biographer digging into the life of Marian Arnold and hoping to discover more about the Butterfly Killer. But strange things start to happen at the manor, strangely reminiscent of what happened so many years ago. Could the key be in Remy's past?
A gripping gothic dual timeline novel, that dives into a world of family secrets and the psychological. A little bit of a slower build up, but the clues laid along the way all pay off in a climactic ending full of twists and turns. I liked both Remy and Marian. Both had troubled upbringings and are trying to make sense of it as adults. Great storytelling, suspense, and character development. Another thrilling read from Ms. Wright!
I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
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