When Gilly moves into Thornyhold she discovers that it is a witches' cottage and the local coven is waiting for her arrival. As Gilly makes friends with the locals and starts to discover her own small gift she meets Christopher John, a writer who owns a farm close to Thornyhold.
In a lot of ways this book was ahead of its time. The paranormal romance section of the bookstore has grown in leaps and bounds over the last few years. Thornyhold , with its touch of magic, is the groundwork that was laid for the books being released now.
Filled with a light romance and an edge of suspense this has been a favorite of mine since I was a teenager. Why not treat yourself this Valentine’s to a book with a hint of magic?
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Article comments
1 - Marcia
One of my very favorite Stewarts. Simpler and more straightforward than Nine Coaches Waiting, with a happier ending than Rose Cottage, it's easy to fall into on a rainy afternoon when you don't know what you want to read next. I'm glad to see someone else as delighted with the re-releases as I was.
2 - Natalie Bennett
This article has been selected for syndication to Advance.net, which is affiliated with newspapers around the United States. Nice work!
3 - Katie McNeill
That's great! Thanks so much Natalie!!! :)
4 - Amrita
Hey Katie - thanks for this review... I havent read this one in years but this was one of my favorites from my teens as well. But then I've loved almost all of Stewart's works.