Little White Flowers

"I don't often call books flawless, but when it comes to Little White Flowers, there is no better word to describe it. It is atmospheric, relatable, painful, and made for this forever fan of Stephen King's Children of the Corn and Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery." I am excited to see how the story unfolds in the rest of the series."-T.S. Moon, Horror Scholar and Author of A Lacework Nightmare, HWA Notable Works ReviewSome secrets are better left to rot.When she and her brother venture to Evanston, Maine to clean out an estranged relative's estate, horror enthusiast Alice Drayon's life begins paralleling her favorite page-turners. The sojourn in their grandmother's "wicked" hometown provides the perfect opportunity for Alice to delve into Grammie's mysterious past. However, she soon discovers that the horrific event that drove Grammie away is but one small piece of the town's blighted history.Confronted with increasing hostility from Evanston's insular religious community as she closes in on the truth, Alice must risk everything to save lives. Her soft-spoken new neighbor, Riley Moore, seems to have answers ... and some dark secrets of his own. Can Alice trust him to help her put an end to Evanston's wicked practices, or will she become yet another casualty?Little Eve meets "The Lottery" meets "Children of the Corn." Perfect for readers who love: Slow burn horrorFamily secretsCreepy small townsReligious cults