Bo had forgotten how to cry, but she still knew how to bleed. It was done well, without spoiling anything, and made sure I was in the correct headspace before continuing. I want to preface this review with a huge thanks to the author for including trigger warnings at the beginning of the book. But what the girls don’t know is that Bishop was founded on blood-and now it craves theirs.Ĭharacters: 10 | Atmosphere: 10 | Writing: 10 | Plot: 7 | Intrigue: 9 | Logic: 6 | Enjoyment: 9 She’s sure of it.īishop has always been a strange town. Something happened to their mothers and the townsfolk know what it was. And more than anything, Bo wants answers and she wants them now. Jude, Whitney’s twin sister, would rather ignore it all, but the wind kicks up her secret too: the summer fling she had with Delilah’s boyfriend. Whitney has already lost both her mother and her girlfriend, Eleanor, and now her only solace is an old weathervane that seems to whisper to her. After caring for the other girls, Delilah would like to move on with her boyfriend, Bennett, but she can’t bear his touch. With secrets come the lies each of the girls is forced to confront.
Until the wind kicks up a terrible secret at their mothers’ much-delayed memorial. The case is closed and their daughters are left in their dusty shared house with the shattered pieces of their lives. So when three more women disappear one stormy night, no one in Bishop is surprised. The town of Bishop is known for exactly two things: recurring windstorms and an endless field of sunflowers that stretches farther than the eye can see. Following a story of the town of Bishop and the daughters of three missing women, Hannah crafted something feral and beautiful.Īll quotes are from an advanced reader copy, and may or may not reflect the published edition.Īndrea Hannah’s Where Darkness Blooms is a supernatural thriller about an eerie town where the sunflowers whisper secrets and the land hungers for blood. Where Darkness Blooms by Andrea Hannah was a story of vengeance and feminine rage.
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