Pinfeathers

De: Christina Henry

A tense, gripping novel about a mother whose child begins to change in ways she can’t explain, from the national bestselling author of The Place Where They Buried Your Heart.

Nora Pacetti is a new stay-at-home mother—she’s tired but coping while caring for her happy, healthy baby, Olivia. But then one morning, something that looks like a feather starts growing out of Olivia’s arm. Or at least, that’s what Nora’s mother, Giulia, thinks. Nora thinks her mother has probably spent too much time watching conspiracy videos on YouTube.

Nora’s husband thinks Olivia needs tests, specialists, hospitals. But Nora senses that whatever is happening to her daughter needs to be concealed—and a mother’s intuition is never wrong. Soon sinister people begin asking questions about Olivia, and Nora starts to wonder if there really is something wrong with her baby. But she’s determined to discover the truth about her daughter . . . no matter the cost.

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“Absolutely brilliant! The sacrifices of motherhood brought to life via terrifying body horror. Made me cry and my skin crawl. X-FILES fans, add this one to your list right now!”—S.A. Barnes, USA Today Bestselling Author of Cold Eternity

"Christina Henry transforms an impossible premise into a gripping tale of motherhood, body horror, and the terrifying sacrifices we make to protect the ones we love. Visceral, tender, and utterly original, Pinfeathers proves once more that horror and heart are birds of a feather."—Lindy Ryan, USA TODAY bestselling author of Dollface

"Once again Christina Henry punches me in the gut and I thank her for it. Pinfeathers is an exquisite, heart-wrenching novel centered on a mother's sacrifice and the weight of its cost. Beautifully horrific and unforgettable."—Chelsea Conradt, USA Today bestselling author of The Farmhouse and The Secret Attic

“Pinfeathers is poignant and thrilling, and I couldn't turn the pages fast enough."—C.J. Dotson, author of These Familiar Walls

Praise for Christina Henry:

"Henry's storytelling is her own kind of witchcraft."—Christopher Golden, New York Times bestselling author of Ararat and Red Hands

"Henry's spare, muscular prose is a delight."—Louisa Morgan, author of A History of Witches

“Multiple twists keep the reader guessing, and the fluid writing is enthralling.”—Publishers Weekly

"Her writing is so seamless, you won't be able to stop reading."—Pop Culture Uncovered