September Book of the Month
Weyward by Emilia Hart
A haunting tapestry of women who refused to be silenced…
Within the shadowed walls of Weyward Cottage, three women—Kate, Violet, and Altha—are linked by blood, by bone, and by a legacy written in secrets. Spanning centuries, their stories entwine: each generation haunted and shaped not only by their time’s cruelties but by a quiet, stirring bond with the wild world around them.
Weyward pulls the reader through threadbare years and tangled histories, where resilience blooms even in poisoned soil. The inheritance these women share is more than lineage; it’s something older, pulsing beneath their skin—a power both feared and coveted, one that binds them to each other and to the natural world in ways outsiders might call uncanny.
Emilia Hart’s writing is lush and evocative, and she gives these women dignity, pain, and a fierce longing for freedom. This is not a tale of lone survival, but of echoes through generations, of strength born from suffering and solace found in birdsong and bramble. For those of us in the GothandGhoul circle who crave stories where history, heritage, and the supernatural circle like crows overhead, Weyward is both spell and sanctuary.