The cover of this book is explained in the opening chapters, which reflect the awe and the eerie of the mannerisms surrounding the 3 protagonists, who are sisters.
Iris is the youngest Hollow sister, and neither she nor her older sisters, Grey and Vivi, remember what happened to them when they disappeared for 1 month 10 years ago. The only evidence of their "abduction" is the change in their appearance. Not only did the Hollow sisters' hair turn white and their eyes turn black, but also they all grew to the identical height of 5 feet and 11 inches. Iris is the only sister who wishes to graduate from high school after witnessing her sisters dropping out, which was a relief for her teachers.
However, right before Iris is to graduate strange things are happening again. A man starts following Iris as her older sisters return to town for a visit, which happens to be on the anniversary of their disappearance. Not to mention, what happened to their father after his daughters "returned"?
Fans of "The Once and Future Witches" by Alix E. Harrow, "The Year of the Witching" by Alexis Henderson, and "Wayward Children" by Seanan McGuire will appreciate this novel the most, and that's with it being aimed for a YA audience! YA readers and fans of Holly Black and Jennifer L. Armentrout will enjoy this book as well!
Iris is the youngest Hollow sister, and neither she nor her older sisters, Grey and Vivi, remember what happened to them when they disappeared for 1 month 10 years ago. The only evidence of their "abduction" is the change in their appearance. Not only did the Hollow sisters' hair turn white and their eyes turn black, but also they all grew to the identical height of 5 feet and 11 inches. Iris is the only sister who wishes to graduate from high school after witnessing her sisters dropping out, which was a relief for her teachers.
However, right before Iris is to graduate strange things are happening again. A man starts following Iris as her older sisters return to town for a visit, which happens to be on the anniversary of their disappearance. Not to mention, what happened to their father after his daughters "returned"?
Fans of "The Once and Future Witches" by Alix E. Harrow, "The Year of the Witching" by Alexis Henderson, and "Wayward Children" by Seanan McGuire will appreciate this novel the most, and that's with it being aimed for a YA audience! YA readers and fans of Holly Black and Jennifer L. Armentrout will enjoy this book as well!