Something wicked this way comes...

Inverness, Scotland, 1769. On a freezing winter's night, astronomer Nancy Lockaby arrives at Blackthistle House to assist renowned Shakespeare scholar, Caleb Malles, in his research.

When three mysterious women arrive, with warnings that Caleb is keeping secrets from her, Nancy is at first dismissive, enthralled instead by his eccentric mind and captivating ideas.

But when his behaviour becomes more and more erratic, she begins to suspect that things aren't as they at first seem. There's trouble brewing, and Nancy's been trapped in the middle of it...

Enthralling, dark and mysterious, rediscover Shakespeare's most infamous trio of women in this intricately woven tale of friendship, intrigue and betrayal.

REAL READERS LOVE THE WAYWARD SISTERS

'All the darkness and weirdness of the original characters with a powerful new female voice. Fantastic!' ?????

'Witch lit at its best!' ?????

'Wow! I absolutely loved this book . . . the description of the countryside and how the inexperienced Nancy falls in love with the Scottish landscape after life in London is wonderful' ?????

'A thrilling read with a warm heart' ?????

'Gently haunting and definitely magical, a perfect read for a dark, starry winters night' ?????

'Kate Hodges is a wonderful author and knows her stuff when it comes to the occult, witchy, wyrd and folk horror!' ?????

'A fantastic retelling of the three witches of Macbeth!' ?????

'If you love stars, witches, mysteries and histories then this is the book for you!' ?????

'This Gothic feminist mystery is just magic' Heat

'An utterly and deeply affecting tale of magic and the stars that captivated me from first to last' Menna Van Praag

'For fans of Gothic mystery, The Wayward Sisters has it all' The Upcoming