Kristi DeMeester

Advance Praise for Dark Sisters 

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"Kristi DeMeester returns with DARK SISTERS, a hauntingly beautiful exploration of revenge, feminine rage, and the secrets that bind women across time. Told in three equally eerie narratives, DARK SISTERS reminds us that the past and present are inextricably linked—and in the end, the women won't be silenced. Frightening, subversive, and provocative."

 – Sarah Penner, New York Times bestselling author

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"A beautifully written, mesmerizing horror epic that sparks with compassion, insight, and righteous anger. This book is a bonfire, a beacon, a balm, a rallying cry. Fierce and unflinching, tender and profound, genuinely frightening, with swift pacing and a taught, deftly threaded narrative. Magnificent.” - Rachel Harrison, USA Today bestselling author of So Thirsty

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“Both a scathing criticism of purity culture and a suspenseful supernatural thriller full of wilful women, wicked witches and malicious men, THE DARK SISTERS is sure to enrage and empower in equal measure." - Johanna Van Veen, author of Blood on Her Tongue and My Darling Dreadful Thing

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“Dark Sisters is a generational epic that burns through the centuries with pure literary fury. This is an incandescent novel of white hot heat, of scorching reclamation, where every page blazes with Kristi DeMeester's heart. The absolute rapture of this book cannot be denied because it can hardly be contained within its binding. I'm in awe." --
Clay McLeod Chapman, author of Wake Up and Open Your Eyes

 

“A visceral, mesmerizing nightmare about womanhood and the blood that binds. THE DARK SISTERS will haunt you and break your heart. I couldn't look away." - Hannah Morrissey, author of The Unlucky Ones and Hello, Transcriber

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"DARK SISTERS is a righteous, eerie, triple helix feat of storytelling that's as full of fury as it is, well, bewitching."

- Nat Cassidy, author of Mary and When the Wolf Comes Home

 

“With The Dark Sisters, Kristi DeMeester cuts under the skin of our devastating era and leaves us with frightening scar tissue, line by poetic line. A painful cry of rage against the cruel greed of men and a call to arms for women to declare their worth, this necessary novel uses the lens of horror as a weapon in the hand of a warrior. As beautifully written as it is teeming with creepy imagery, you won’t be the same if you make it out.” —Michael Wehunt, author of The October Film Haunt and Greener Pastures