Marian Womack est une écrivaine d'une vision singulière, qui explore les thèmes de la mémoire, de l'identité et de l'intersection culturelle. Sa prose se caractérise par une qualité lyrique et une capacité à évoquer des atmosphères évocatrices qui entraînent le lecteur dans ses récits. L'œuvre de Womack explore fréquemment les complexités de l'expérience humaine, cherchant un sens dans l'ambiguïté. Ses contributions au discours littéraire et culturel sont profondes et stimulantes.
Spanning London's occult seances to the Parisian catacombs, two women claim to have seen Marie Antoinette's ghost in the garden of Versailles in this Gothic supernatural mystery where magic and science collide.
"...Part Shirley Jackson's stories of inner demons, part Alice's Adventures in Wonderland...part Astrid Lindgren's faith in children's resilience and part ghost story." "Enter a mysterious world in the hands of capable women. Getting drawn into this story is easy; getting out again is trickier." -BookPage 1901. After the death of Queen Victoria, England heaves with the uncanny. Séances are held and the dead are called upon from darker realms. Helena Walton-Cisneros, known for her ability to find the lost and the displaced, is hired by the elusive Lady Matthews to solve a twenty-year-old mystery: the disappearance of her three stepdaughters who vanished without a trace on the Norfolk Fens. But the Fens are an age-old land, where folk tales and dark magic still linger. The locals speak of devilmen and catatonic children are found on the Broads. Here, Helena finds what she was sent for, as the Fenland always gives up its secrets, in the end...