The Wind Witch Murders

Arkansas, 1999. Eighteen-year-old Raven Moore has spent her life living in the shadow of her mother, Deanne—the woman the town called the Wind Witch.

Twelve years ago, two bodies were found burned in a field at the foot of the Hill, and Deanne was convicted of their murders. She never defended herself. Now, three days after her death in an asylum, a stranger arrives at her funeral carrying a red feather and a story Raven has never heard.

He knows about the Hill People, a secretive community rumored to practice witchcraft, who disappeared the night Deanne was imprisoned. He knows what really happened on the Hill. And he knows that Deanne wasn't the only one who inherited its secrets.

Raised by her deeply religious grandmother to fear everything her mother represented, Raven has spent her life believing that whatever darkness Deanne carried died with her. But as the stranger draws her deeper into the past, Raven begins to discover something buried within herself—a strange connection to the wind, to the Hill, and to the woman she was taught to hate.

Now Raven must uncover the truth about her mother's past before someone silences her, too. Because the dead may be gone, but the wind remembers. And some murders were never what they seemed.