Dark Sisters

A Novel

De: Kristi DeMeester

Narrado por: Austenne Grey

“A BONFIRE, A BEACON, A BALM, A RALLYING CRY... A beautifully written, mesmerizing horror epic... Magnificent.”–Rachel Harrison, USA Today bestselling author of So Thirsty

In this fiercely captivating novel, horror meets historical fiction when a curse bridges generations, binding the fates of three women. Anne Bolton, a healer facing persecution for witchcraft, bargains with a dark entity for protection―but the fire she unleashes will reverberate for centuries. Mary Shephard, a picture-perfect wife in a suffocating community, falls for Sharon and begins a forbidden affair that could destroy them both. And Camilla Burson, the rebellious daughter of a preacher, defies conformist expectations to uncover an ancient power as her father’s flock spirals into crisis.

Three women. Three centuries. One legacy of fury, love, and a power that refuses to die.

“A hauntingly beautiful exploration of revenge, feminine rage, and the secrets that bind women across time... Frightening, subversive, and provocative.”–Sarah Penner, New York Times bestselling author The Lost Apothecary

©2025 by Kristi DeMeester. (P)2025 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Details were specific and clear

It is a very long and detailed book. Lots of gore. Would recommend for adults only

Witch Wound Healing

It's really good!
Historical fiction on the witch hunts and how that passed through the lineage of the women and how it was exploited by men!
Highly recommend if you're actively in deconstruction or working on witch wounds. Empowering and a fun read!

chilling connection of characters

Slow burn, but once you get a ways through, it really takes off. Frightening realizations, horrific visuals and great narration. A twisted, chilling tale of women connected through generations.

A creepy ancestral drama

I loved the plot and how the underlying creepiness was there throughout the entire novel and that it was told from three different timelines.

Don't Be Trifling With Women

This story really hits home in 2025. There's a faction of society that seeks to curb women and make them subservient to men. I pray that we will all be as stalwart and determined to refuse to be made less than again.