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The Burning Girls by C.J. Tudor
Reverend Jack is forced into a new start when a tragedy occurs at her church. Moving with her teenage daughter Flo to a small village, they learn the local story of The Burning Girls, martyrs who were burned to death and who appear when there is trouble coming. They also learn of two girls who went missing from the village in more modern times, and the former reverend who killed himself. As trouble does in fact descend upon them, Jack and Flo must solve the village mysteries to protect themselves.
This was a book full of twists I did not see coming, which I absolutely loved. I don’t think I called a single part of the book, which is always exciting. The characters were really complex, as were their views on things like religion, honor, and morality. I would recommend this book.
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