“As I read the final words of the story, a sob rose up in my chest, and I cried for a good long time … out of joy for what Morrigan was remembering about her true Self and out of grief for what so many women have forgotten that the world now needs.”
—Kathe Schaff, founder of Women of Spirit and Faith

“Morrigan discovers that healing the village is not about patching wounds or solving everyone’s issues. Her real work is to mend the broken threads of connection simply by how she moves through the world.”
—Melanie Britz, author, soul specialist, and Akashic Records guide

“Atmospheric and beguiling … Comeau uses the Irish setting … and tales of the Otherworld and Tuatha dé Danann to craft an ethereal, fablelike narrative. Morrigan, friends, family, and fellow villagers come alive … fitting perfectly into the picturesque village … Morrigan’s frustration with the imposed limits on her gender adds a fascinating dimension to the spooky tale.”
—Kirkus Reviews

“Comeau delivers a beautifully crafted historical fantasy infused with lyricism and Celtic magic. [The] heroine’s viewpoint is consistently engrossing, allowing readers full access to her internal life, as well as a vicarious connection to the natural world that so informs her character.”
—Booklife Prize

“An excellent and thoroughly enjoyable read. I felt fully immersed in Comeau’s story world and loved the details of sea life and old Irish culture inherent to the piece … the map of the village map was wonderful. This is fantastic work.”
—Ink & Insights Competition

“Tears, sighs, fabulous!”
—Geralyn White Dreyfous, Academy Award-winning film producer