After moving to a seemingly quaint and quiet new town, Lucy faces a new reality in which fairies exist, weather can be bottled and witches hold grudges.
Janet Hill\'s enchanting debut novel is part mystery, part supernatural thriller and all fun..
As the eerie happenings escalate, Lucy fears she is being threatened -- but she is determined not to let fairy potions, spells and talk of witchcraft scare her away.
Lucy begins to understand that the town and its inhabitants are hiding many secrets, and Ladywyck is at the heart.
What\'s worse is that the strange events are not restricted to her house.
Furniture disappears and elaborate desserts appear.
She sees people and things that should not be there.
Strange things start happening: Lucy hears voices and footsteps in empty rooms. . .
The House has history and personality --perhaps too much personality.
Lucy moves to Esther Wren, the charming little town where it\'s based, and stays in the House her father buys as an investment: a magnificent building built by a sea captain in 1876.
On a whim, she applies and is thrilled to be accepted into their program.
That is, until she discovers an exclusive arts college called Ladywyck Lodge.
It has been a year since Lucy Crisp graduated from high school and she still hasn\'t found her calling.
Accompanied by gorgeous color paintings, this novel is perfect for fans of Miss Peregrine\'s Home for Peculiar Children , The Hazel Wood and Gregory Maguire.
After moving to a seemingly quaint and quiet new town, Lucy faces a new reality in which fairies exist, weather can be bottled and witches hold grudges
