Seraphina Grey Summons a Demon

by Cristine Courcy

What do you call a witch without magic? Seraphina Grey.

Teenage witch, Seraphina Grey, is done. Done being the punchline, the joke of the family. Done trying to keep up with her magically gifted twin sister. Done pretending that magic will ever work for her. She’s done being a witch. And she’s ready to start a new life, at a new school, where magic and witches are just fantasy.
But being normal isn’t easy for a witch, especially when rumors of her infamous family haunt her in the halls. It’s even harder when a sleepover turns satanic, and one of her new friends turns up dead. Then when signs point to a supernatural killer, all eyes are on Seraphina. Now she must uncover some dark family secrets to clear her name—and stop the evil before more girls get hurt. But what can Seraphina hope to do to stop it, when she can’t even do magic?


The Grey Sisters Saga is a fast-paced, YA (cozy) dark fantasy series with magic, monsters, and mystery that will keep you guessing until the very end. A Supernatural meets Sabrina the Teenage Witch thriller, the saga follows twin witch sisters on a monster hunting road trip across the United States. But when the hunters become the hunted, everything changes—and monsters might prove to be the least of their problems. With strong female leads and even stronger family themes, the Grey Sisters Saga promises to be the next cult classic.

Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Young Adult, Ebooks, Mystery

466 pages, Paperback

Published March 19, 2024

About the author

I peaked in high school, so that's what I write about.

With my stories, I'm creating my own genre: cozy dark fantasy. Dark fantasy with a light heart. And I can promise you—I write every story with purposeful intention to keep the story as heartfelt and action-packed as possible, without adding unnecessary negativity or mature themes. There will be horror, there will be darkness, but I hope at the end of every story, you feel uplifted and hopeful. (cliffhangers aside...)

Reviews

[Scarlette · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved it.
The world building and the humor/optimism in the face of horror is on par with Harry Potter and that is saying something. I wouldn’t be surprised if this series gets a Netflix deal sometime in the future.

A very humorous, eerie, emotional roller coaster, with excellent characters that I could identify with and appreciate. I truly enjoyed the characters. And Fawn is definitely one of my favorites. Not only were the characters well written, the mystery was compelling and successfully left me going over the suspects in my head-yet I never guessed the ending! As a Supernatural fan, it was everything I’d hoped for and more. And I loved the surprise twist just before the final twist of the climax.

This book promoted family bonds, and the final few words left me completely satisfied, as I can really relate to Seraphina…perhaps more than most people might. Hah…

The ending was completely unexpected but so great. And it managed to leave off with a cliffhanger reminiscent of the sixth Harry Potter book- compelling and eager to read the next book, but not frustrated from a lack of conclusion. Everything was wrapped up, yet I’m so excited for what is to come!

Definitely my new favorite series! (Besides Harry Potter, of course!)

[Eileen · Rating 4 out of 5]

I've never heard of this author, but I really liked the cover and the description and figured I would give it a try. Initially, I was a bit nervous about how I would get through a 466-page book if the heroine was so engrossed in her own issues that she couldn't see that her loved ones were also suffering. But as I kept reading, I got drawn into the mystery of what was going on with her mother and the attacks, as well as what was going on in her school. Seraphina was not my favorite heroine at the beginning, because I thought she was being very unfair to her sister. But there was something about this story that drew me in and by the end, I was rooting for her and her mission. And as much as her sister was a prickly pear (from Seraphina's point of view of course), I really wanted to know what was going on with her. I'm thankful that the next book is centered around Nix as I am very curious about what's going on in her head! I'm also really hoping that the third book will be about Fawn as she was one of my favorites, even if she only showed up a few times.

Back to this book--as I said, I was concerned that I wouldn't be able to finish this book in a timely manner, but as it turns out, I finished it in two days. It was a well-paced story and I liked the different characters. I liked how her friends Rachel and Cole tried to maintain their neutrality when it came to their friendship with both sisters, and they openly supported the sisters, even while trying to patch up their differences. The world building is decent, but I think it will only get better. There is something very much fishy going on with the Witch's council (in my humble opinion) and I can't wait to find out more.

Note, this is a story that was inspired by the author's own three daughters as well as the show Supernatural (which I have not seen). But despite not being a watcher (let alone fan) of the show, I still loved this story and I can't wait for the next installments. I'm sure I've missed many Easter Eggs (or as the author calls it, "wink winks"), but it did not diminish my enjoyment of the book. The cool thing is that you don't NEED to have knowledge of these Easter Eggs to fully enjoy the story.

I think this story would be great for middle school and up, although there are some scenes that might be a bit too much for sensitive readers. This was a really fun start to the series and I look forward to more!

I received an advance review copy for free from BookSirens, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[BONNIE SMITH · Rating 4 out of 5]

I received this as a Kindle Goodread's giveaway, and actually did not have it on TBR yet.
But:
Yesterday I was flying cross country and realized I forgot to pack a book (who even am I, right?)
Thankfully my Kindle app is filled to the brim with books and this one was the last downloaded. So at 5am I dove in.
I landed at my destination 11 hours later thanks to several delays and has finished this, actually could not stop reading once I started.
Seraphina is introduced as a young, angsty witch with little talent compared to a very gifted sister. At first I felt no connection. But several chapters in the author does a really good job of making her relatable. She ends up in the middle of public school, hoping this change (where witches and mystical being are just for halloween and fantasy novels) will help her feel "normal"
Well, being a witch in among humans is a little more difficult than imagined and Seraphina finds herself in a pickle when some one ends up murdered, possibly due to supernatural events. To add to to the chaos, there's hidden family mysteries, which tie in nicely.

I'd call this "cozy" since it is very YA, but a unique storyline and funny family characters. First in a series, I would read the next installment of the Great Sister's Saga.

[Nickole · Rating 4 out of 5]

Rcvd an advanced reader copy from booksirens for giving my two cents
We meet Witch Seraphina along with her twin sister Phoenix. They just completed their right of passage so to speak with Seraphina failing. What a joke...she studies so hard while her sister doesn't have a care in the world and has magic in spades. Her mother is called away on business and Seraphina asks if she can go to public school with their friends Cole and Rachel. She doesn't want to stick around home while being made fun off. After deliberation her mother agrees. Public school is not what she expected...she's the talk of the school bc her family is famous. She gets picked on by the cool people but meets new friends. There is also talk of murders in town and everyone is on edge. A boy keeps staring at Phinny and it's making her uncomfortable. One thing for sure is that she has had enough of her twin...the constant reminder of how she failed. Strange things are happening and another death had happened...someone Phinny knows and it's weird that her stalker boy Logan had asked for the girls number. Something is srly wrong and no one seems to be doing anything. There is talk of demons but there is no such thing....right? Seraphina along with her friends Cole, Audrey and Logan try to uncover the past as she found out her mom had a twin and she died mysteriously 20 years ago. The same things are happening now. Can Seraphina solve the mystery before it's too late?

[Nonagesimus Reads [Em] · Rating 4 out of 5]

Such a good book!

The plot and world building are so well done! It could be a little dark at times, but it is super cozy as well. This was my first time reading a book from this author, and I really enjoyed it.

A very well done book with some horror, cozy vibes, and some emotional moments. I thought all the characters were well done - it would be impossible to choose a favorite. What really struck me about this book was how well the plot kept moving, including the twists I didn’t see coming. Sera made me want to keep reading because her point of view is super interesting and the supernatural vibes were on point, too.

The friendship and family ties in this book are strong as well. Seraphina is able to stay close to her sisters and have some great friends along the way.

I like the ending because it shows there’s more to come for Sera and her friends. It made me very excited to pick up the next book and see how it is all going to play out. It shows the start of a new journey I am sure will be a good time for all readers.

Thank you to BookSirens and the author for an ARC. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

[Kristen · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book sounded like it had a neat premise, but unfortunately it did not live up to that promise in several ways. If this had not been an ARC, I would have stopped reading after a couple chapters; however, once the plot finally picked up about 2/3 through I did speed through to the end pretty quickly. Pacing was therefore a bit off, but my main issue with the book was the characters - I hated them. All of them. They were all horrible people, and honestly by the end I was rooting for the demon to kill them all.

Title - First of all, the title is misleading. I saw the title and thought "Oh cool, this'll be a book about a witch accidentally or on purpose summoning a demon." NOPE. It's not about that at all, and if you spend the entire book waiting for that to happen, like I did, you'll be sorely disappointed.

Characters - Horrible, terrible, no good, very bad people. Maybe you like books about selfish assholes who alienate everyone around them? If so, you'll love this. I do not. Every time any character spoke, I wanted to punch them in the face. Seraphina in theory has a growth arc and realizes she was being a jerk, but it's not really well fleshed out. She just goes from "no I don't need anyone" to "I love you forgive me and help me" in 10 seconds flat. None of the other characters ever seem to realize they were being asshats the whole time. It is a series, though, so maybe they do that in later books.

Worldbuilding - There's very little new or unique here, it's sort of a mashup of all the most common and trite Christian monster myths. I did not appreciate the addition of religion to the mix halfway through. Many of the rules/ways of the world are confusing throughout the book - for example, the issue of mages is a major plot point, yet we never really learn what they actually are and whether Seraphina's opinion of them is accurate or wildly off-base. Understanding that point would help us know which characters were being idiots at various points in the story, but since we never find out we're just left feeling like all the characters suck even more than they already do.

Writing - There was nothing specifically wrong with the writing, but the style did not add to the story in any way. Namely, the style is very action-oriented (almost all the sentences are Person did X, Person did Y), which left the internal conflict that set up the story feeling very meaningless and neglected. We see that Seraphina is always angry. We know the surface-level reasons why, because she yells about it every time she opens her mouth. But we don't really get to understand the complexity of her emotions (if any complexity exists) because the narration is so focused on her clenching her fists and crying in rage. As a result, she feels very one-dimensional and her frustration and anger just get boring fast.

Pacing - This was quite off. The story starts off veryyyy slowly. We don't even meet the demon until 2/3 of the way through the book. That was when I felt like the story actually began. The set-up is also quite redundant in a lot of places. Do we really need to see Seraphina lose her temper in a jealous rage 20 times? No. There was also an imbalance to the reveal of information - we get drips and drabs for the first 2/3 of the book, then an avalanche of infodumps for several chapters. And worse, the infodumps actually contradicted much of the lore we had been imparted the first 2/3 of the book, because Seraphina herself is misled and we're in her head. That would normally be a perfectly fine twist, but it doesn't work in this story for a couple reasons. The author is trying to establish a mildly creepy vibe, but Seraphina's initial misinformation is that demons and monsters don't exist. First, we already know demons exist because of the title, so we aren't likely to fall for this misbelief setup. Second, it's not creepy if we believe Seraphina's misinformation. And third, if Seraphina really believes her own misinformation, then her actions don't make much sense - she's clearly freaked out by the things happening, so claiming not to believe in demons while at the same time fleeing a dare to summon them is just confusing to the reader.

Plot - Eh, it's been done before, and way better. The mysteries and twists were not well done, I always knew what was going on. There was quite a bit of sleight of hand to set up a lot of the "twists," which did not make for satisfying explanations. Some of them did not make sense given some of the magic rules we were told (e.g. why the spell didn't work for Seraphina the first time... that person should not have been able to touch that specific item). I did get a little interested at the end to find out what was happening, but ended up feeling very dissatisfied because the pieces of the story did not fit neatly together - instead all the loose ends were just sort of hand-waved away.

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Brittany Sue · Rating 5 out of 5]

Of course we’re starting off with the chapter titles. This author has a great taste in music and is super creative. The chapter titles are inspired by songs - I love it!

Wow, fantastic writing. The scene I just read was so full of emotion and really brought a guilty filled perspective. I truly appreciate a story that gets me thinking and in my feelings.

The suspense right now has me in a chock hold, I have to remind myself to breathe. What a captivating mystery we have unfolding before us. I have so many theories running through my head right now.

OMG Supernatural vibes coming in! 😍 further obsessed!

Holy plot twist! The anxiety of the unknown, it feels like I’ve been holding my breath for 5+ chapters. Trying to put it all together in my head for MULTIPLE mind blowing, jaw-dropping, story developments!? I’m shook!

That was fantastic! I am absolutely addicted and can’t wait to read more from Ms. Courcy. This book had it all. A captivating story line filled with mystery, suspense, magic, the supernatural and more. The number one thing that I look for when reading a book is if the author can create a vivid sense of place. Can the author pull me from the real world and transport me to another. To give me the opportunity to experience another life, to see, feel, and experience the story as though I were living it myself. & that absolutely happened with this novel.

I would HIGHLY recommend this book for anyone who likes reading about witches, enjoys a good Supernatural Thriller, Cozy Dark Fantasy, or is a fan of the TV show Supernatural.

Thank you, Cristine Courcy and BookSirens, for my complimentary ebook. I am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Sue Baxter · Rating 5 out of 5]

if you like harry potter, nancy drew mysteries, and supernatural (2 brothers demon hunters) then you will love this book. it is about twin sister, one magical the other is not. this one is based on the non magical older twin (both teens) who life is like turned upside down in her eyes. going from homeschool to public school where she endures a lot of bullying from one person, best friend with the step sister of that bully, other friends well they were half and half not sure what they thought about her. she being the punchline, the joke of the family. (witches) but in the mean time trying solve a mystery especially to be normal that isn’t easy for a witch. during a sleepover ends up turns up satanic, and one of her new friends turns up dead. she goes and solves the mystery, collect clues in the meantime disliking her sister (magic). during this quest she meets logan (demon hunter) things get tense when trying to hunt a demon, while doing this she uncover some dark family secrets which shocked her and her twin sister, that has to do with their mother...this book is basically the 2nd one to the series you need to start with .05 which focus on her twin sister and this one pick ups from there focusing on seraphina and all her trials and tribulations, now off to the next saga of the twins...32 chapters and at the end things turned around for both twins...yup need to read it to find out what turned things around for the twins

[Angela Brannon · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a nice teen story about twin witch sisters and their struggle to find their place in their family, community and with each other. I liked the interactions with the teens at the local high school the FMC decides to attend after homeschooling with her sister for years. I found the characters and their actions very believable. There was one group with very questionable morals hidden behind a veneer of respectability and wealth, and another group of locals struggling with the class divide. Typical high school stuff including team tryouts was a very realistic background to Seraphina's growing unease with dark events from the past resurfacing. Lots of mysteries to unravel.

The book has some dark and depressing undertones and brings up some good insights into mental health struggles and family dynamics. The ending was pretty intense and sets the characters up for a continuing saga. Much like the first book, The First Hunt of Phoenix Grey, there is a definite Supernatural TV show vibe. All in all, I very much enjoyed this book (and the first) and will be reading the next book as soon as it is released. High on my recommend list for young adults in my life.

I read an advance copy and am voluntarily leaving a review for this book.

[Sandra Kelly · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed reading this book. The mystery, the intrigue, the characters..all of it was great. I love how it shows the differences between the twins. Phoenix is more laid back and acts like she doesn't care about what goes on. However, when it comes to her sister, she does care. Even though her feelings are hurt when Seraphina decides to go to school, she feels even more alone. Seraphina is the opposite of Phoenix and wants to be accepted and have friends. When she goes to school, she is the new thing everyone talks about..and bullies. She starts to make new friends and forgets about her sisters Fawn and Phoenix.

Arguments happen and words are said that make the sisters get further and further apart. Not to mention that Phoenix has magic and Seraphina does not. Seraphina starts to get popular with some girls at school and gets invited to a slumber party. Things start happening, questions are unanswered, and what could be called as friendship actually becomes the opposite. The mystery about people from the past and demons arise. What happened at Bird Island? Why are demons in Nile? And who is the mysterious guy stalking her?

Can't wait to read the next book. I love cliffhangers.

[Maria Baker · Rating 5 out of 5]

What do you call a witch without magic? Seraphina Grey.

Teenage witch Seraphina Grey is done. Done being the punchline, the joke of the family. Done trying to keep up with her magically gifted twin sister. Done pretending that magic will ever work for her. She’s ready to start a new life, at a new school, where magic and witches are just fantasy.

But being normal isn’t easy for a witch, especially when rumors of her infamous family haunt her every step. Things take a deadly turn when a sleepover turns satanic and one of her new friends ends up dead. When signs point to a supernatural killer, all eyes are on Seraphina. To clear her name, she must uncover dark family secrets and face an evil that may be older and closer than she thinks.

The Grey Sisters Saga is a fast-paced YA dark fantasy series filled with magic, monsters, and mystery. A Supernatural meets Sabrina the Teenage Witch thriller, it follows twin sisters on a monster-hunting road trip across America, where every truth comes with a cost. With strong female leads, family loyalty, and eerie atmosphere, this saga is destined for cult-classic status.

[Carol Fitzgerald · Rating 4 out of 5]

When I read the description of this book, I was drawn in and really wanted to read it. I love to read different versions of books about witches. Once I started reading it though, I felt it moved kind of slow and I was not exactly thrilled with Seraphina Grey and her behavior in the beginning. It actually took me quite a few chapters to warm up to her and the book itself. That is the main reason I only gave four stars.
Once I got further into the book though and got past Seraphina's initial behavior, I started warming up to her and the book itself. I am glad that I waited it out and finished the book. Once I was more into the book and started learning more about the back history and hints of what could be coming, I am definitely invested in the story and am looking forward to reading the second book. Other than the slow start and behaviors that are really just a personal bother, the book is well written and has an interesting storyline. I would recommend it overall.

**I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily**

[Tala Gilbert · Rating 4 out of 5]

I received an advanced review copy of this book and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

This book started out a little slow and I almost didn’t finish it because it just seemed juvenile and pointless, with lots of mean girls and gossiping kids doing what they could to emotionally hurt Seraphina at her school of choice. Seraphina, you see, is a witch with no magic, but she definitely has something.

As I continued to read, the story actually got a lot better and I couldn’t put it down. I really couldn’t give it a 5 star because it was so slow and off putting to me at first, but once it took off, man! I might actually want to read the next book in the series. This story has a lot in it. A witch who can’t cast, a talking cat who rules overall, friendship formed, and dare I say a little romance beginning to blossom. Overall I really ended up liking this book and will definitely read more by Ms. Courcy.

[Dora Reads a Lot · Rating 5 out of 5]

An un-put-down-able cozy dark fantasy book. I can't say that I like horror stories, but this had me stay up reading until way past midnight.

Seraphina Grey had just failed the test that should be impossible to fail for someone with witch blood, while her twin showed herself to be a rare talent.
And she worked so hard her entire life for this!

The Grey sisters are not your everyday twins, as they are Witches born from the House of Grey. But you can totally get what they are feeling about each other, if you have a sibling...

Due to her failure and a mysterious duty calling her mother away, Sera gets to start again at a public school, leaving her twin, Phoenix, and their magical studies at home. She has two friends who go there, so this should be easy! And she gets even more friends very easily, which sounds like a blessing at first, right?

But there is an undercurrent of bad feeling, people keep making references to mysterious happenings in town, and past events that haunt Sera's new friends.
Everyone whispers about Sera's witch family.
The school bully/it girl chooses Sera as her new enemy number 1.
Phoenix seems to hate her for leaving.
And a creepy guy keeps stalking her!

Then, at a sleepover, the bully suggests summoning a demon to sell their souls, as a dare!

Of course everything goes downhill from that point, but Sera learns that her magical knowledge is still very much useful and who she can truly trust in.

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
I want to thank the writer for choosing me, it was a fun read!

[Melanie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well I was nervous at the beginning Seraphina was so stuck in her own head and bratty to boot her only saving grace was that she actually cared for the girls she thought were her friends. In the back of my head I kept thinking she needs to take off the necklace her dad gave her but looks like she pushed through what ever blocks she had going on with the magic.

Aunt Cordelia was a nasty piece of work. Bet she barely has any magic at all. Not sure about Grammy she doesn’t seem to have much going for her family wise good thing the girls have Icarus. Waiting for the next Grey family installment.

ARC copy with voluntary review

[Christinaraven · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this story. While it is the typical teen angst story with a paranormal twist, I loved the surprises and twists at the end. I enjoyed the story and characters and the hints of back story and other things that could become important as the series continues. A good story and introduction to a series. I found it easy to get sucked into what was going on and kept me reading to the end to see how the demon fits int everything. And had a few other questions that I needed an answer to which I was given most of them by the end while others apply to the overall series to come. Just a good story that was fun to read. Cannot wait for more.

[Helen Waddington · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this book, there were many twists and turns along the way but the story was well written and the world building gave a relatable sense of feeling for the main characters throughout the story. The book was a real page turner and hard to put down as the story unfolded. The characters and descriptions were incredibly well thought out and the odd pop culture references to HP and Star Wars were fun.

This was an excellent debut in a series and I look forward to where Seraphinas adventures take her next…. The story is definitely not over!

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Amanda · Rating 3 out of 5]

I received this book as a Goodreads giveaway but prior to that I had never heard of the author or this book (series).

Seraphina Grey is a witch without magic who goes to a new school and bullied. A murder happens and all eyes are on Sera. The premise itself is interesting and the execution is fine. If there is something I would say that made me feel a tiny bit annoyed it was that she kept using the same phrases as description over and over, for the same characters. And the phrase “Jinx it” really irritates me for some reason. All in all it’s a good read and a fun ride.

[Elena · Rating 5 out of 5]

The author’s description of each character allows the reader to get to know them personally. They come alive! The rollercoaster relationship and competition between the sisters touches deep emotions. A story of magic, murder suspense, intriguing family dynamics …a great read for young adults and adults. Being an only child, I really felt how it would be like to have a sister. Looking forward to the next Grey sisters’ saga!

[Lori · Rating 4 out of 5]

A very good start to an interesting series, sold as YA, however, I think it's great for adults of all ages. It's got a little bit of everything for everybody, paranormal, witches, monsters, school, dealing with a sibling, family secrets; a little of everything. I'm very interested in seeing where this goes in the next book. Bring it on!!!

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Miza · Rating 4 out of 5]

I love the idea of trying to prove oneself but the constant wining and blaming others for the first half of the book almost stop me from reading.

Once the plot thickens and the whining stop that’s when the story gets interesting. Unfortunately its already half the book. Anyway i am still hoping to read the next Grey sisters adventure.

I received an e-advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Jessica Forbes · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another amazing book in the Grey Sisters series! It was interesting to see what Seraphina was up to while attending school, as I'd read the shorter book with Phoenix first. I'm very curious to see what the sisters' adventures on the road turn into. The world built in these books is fascinating and I can't wait to find out what happens next!

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Brianna · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really liked how this book had a good mix of humor and scariness. The characters were really fleshed out and I loved it when they were trying to solve the mystery together.
Not to mention the twist at the end of the book! I didn’t see it coming at all, and it was fun to reread and noticed all the little clues!
Can’t wait for the next one!

[Catherine S · Rating 5 out of 5]

It’s been a long time since I was immersed in another world so fully as I was while reading this book. The inner and outer conflicts that arise are genuine and realistic and kept me engaged throughout the story.I can’t wait to read the next book in the series!

I highly recommend Seraphina Grey Summons a Demon!

Happy reading!

[Christina Luberts · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is Seraphina's story. Seraphia is struggling with her life, when she decides to try something new. What will happen at the new school? Can she handle the rumors? What will happen when some one turns up dead? I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Jodi Luff · Rating 5 out of 5]

I highly enjoyed this book. It was a mix of Charmed, Sabrina and Supernatural. I fully intend to buy a copy as a Christmas gift for my niece. Quick paced with plot twists and great characters that are well developed. I can't wait to read book 2 in the series.I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[AMBER CLARK]

This book has it all. Seraphina Grey, a witch, starts fresh at a nonmagical school. When one of her new classmates is killed by something supernatural it's up to her to figure things out. Mystery, suspense,a talking cat, and more are all part of what makes this book so hard to put down. I am definitely invested and you will be too.

[Emily · Rating 4 out of 5]

I couldn’t put it down! Fantastic suspense and mystery fantasy set in modern day. So much content intended for the rest of the series - it hits the ground running and you discover the world as you go. Lovers of Supernatural series, this is for you!

[Kendra · Rating 5 out of 5]

From start to finish I was captivated. I really enjoyed the mysterious twists and turns through out this book. I'm having my daughter read this just so I have someone to talk with! I cannot wait for the second book to come out and I can continue to get to know the Grey Sisters.

[Patricia Joyner · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is good! I thoroughly enjoyed this book, involved clever storyline, that never loses its way, excellent characterisation , looking forward to rest of this series.

Highly recommended paranormal mystery