The Familiars: The dark, captivating Sunday Times bestseller and original break-out witch-lit novel

Reviews

Fran Grant

This is a lovely story about women, friendship and witchcraft and honestly those are my three favourite things! Perfect holiday read. However, as a few other reviewers of this book have commented, the storyline regularly includes large journeys on horseback that seem to have taken place in unreasonable time-frames (and questionable in Fleetwood’s pregnant state). Perfect

Trinny

‘When you say you know it to look at a woman with child? I look forward to reading more from Stacey now.

Katie

. Enjoyed this so much was such an easy fun exciting read.

LGP

She employs a local woman, Alice, to become her midwife and unwittingly winds up involved in the now infamous Pendle witch trails. ‘The Familiars’ has a place on my shelf of favourites, right in between ‘The Silent Companions’ and ‘The Wicked King’! It is this aspect of the historical storyline that I loved, the description of the house, the nearby woodland, her mother’s smaller household, Alice’s childhood home and various inn’s.