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2 months ago | 
brnw.ch | Emilia Buchanan Hart |Alex E. Hay |Lora Jones
Deansgate is delighted to welcome three fantastic historical fiction authors—Emilia Hart, Alex Hay and Lora Jones—to discuss their respective new novels, in conversation with Simon Savidge. The Sirens by Emilia HartFrom the acclaimed author of Weyward comes a haunting exploration of sisterhood, misogyny and the ghosts of the past, as fugitive Lucy seeks shelter in a mysterious coastal town with unexpected connections.
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Oct 30, 2024 | 
bookbrowse.com | Emilia Buchanan Hart
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Cathryn Conroy
It's REALLY Good! A Powerful, Ingenious and Captivating Story with a Riveting Twisty-Turny Plot
Oh, this book is good. Really, really, really good. As in, once I got into it—about three chapters in—I could barely put it down. It just consumed me with its creative and electrifying twisty-turny plot.
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Aug 13, 2024 | 
chicklit.nl | Emilia Buchanan Hart
Als Kate een overlijdensbericht van haar oudtante Violet ontvangt en een overhandiging van de sleutels van de oude cottage van de vrouw, geeft haar dat de moed om uit haar isolatie en gewelddadige relatie te stappen. Ze smeedt in het geheim een plan en als haar partner naar zijn werk gaat, verlaat Kate haar leven en vertrekt ze stilletjes naar Crows Beck; de locatie waar het huis zou moeten staan.
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Mar 11, 2024 | 
barnesandnoble.com | Emilia Buchanan Hart |Isabelle McConville
Writing Was My Own Escape: A Guest Post by Emilia Hart We love stories that take us to so many different places. When they serve as an escape and teach us a little bit more about where we came from (and where we’re headed), we’re hooked. Emilia Hart’s novel, Weyward, takes readers across time in a unique tale of perseverance. Here, Emilia Hart dives into her inspirations for Weyward, the rich cultural history behind it, and current events that led to its creation.
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Mar 1, 2024 | 
barnesandnoble.com | Isabelle McConville |Idra Novey |Emilia Buchanan Hart |Mark Dawidziak
With March comes bright colors, fragrant flowers and our brand new must-reads. From an unforgettable story of family set in Appalachia to a genre-defying speculative fiction, an essential guide to an American literary icon and a chilling (and award-winning) thriller, these picks will pair nicely with your picnic blankets and outdoor charcuterie boards. In between St. Patrick’s Day parties and Easter plans, these books will accompany you through all of March’s madness.
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Jan 8, 2024 | 
boredpanda.com | Rebecca Yarros |R.F. Kuang |Emilia Buchanan Hart |Freida McFadden
Alright, fellow bookworms, it's time to buckle up for an epic literary ride. 2023 went out like a literary bang, leaving us with an exhilarating list of award-winning books from the renowned Goodreads Choice Awards. Some familiar faces rocked our socks off (we see you, Stephen King), while hot debut novels left us obsessively flipping pages. As we gear up for 2024, brace yourselves for 15 of these victorious gems that are begging to be added to your bookshelf.
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Nov 9, 2023 | 
panmacmillan.com | Emilia Buchanan Hart |Emma Stonex |Rosie Andrews |Lizzie Pook
Lizzie PookSynopsis'A gripping adventure story . . . I loved it' - Emma Stonex, author of The Lamplighters'Grisly, addictive fun . . . I devoured it in 24 hours' - Emilia Hart, author of WeywardLondon, 1850. Constance Horton has disappeared. Maude, her older sister, knows only that Constance abandoned the apothecary they call home, and, disguised as a boy, boarded a ship bound for the Arctic. She never returned. ‘A tragic accident’, the Admiralty called it. But Maude Horton knows something isn’t right.
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Jun 12, 2023 | 
psnews.com.au | Emilia Buchanan Hart |Harper Collins
Reviewed by Robert Goodman. By Emilia Hart, Harper Collins, $32.99. For those who don’t know, the weird sisters who appear in Shakespeare’s Macbeth were known in the original folio of the play as the “weyward sisters”. Those who do know this will twig from the title that Emilia Hart’s debut Weyward deals with the subject of witches and witchcraft. Those who do not will be keyed in fairly quickly when the book opens in 1619 with what can only be a witch trial.
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Mar 9, 2023 | 
redcarpetcrash.com | Emilia Buchanan Hart
Home > Books > Book Review: ‘Weyward: A Novel’ By Emilia Hart March 9, 20232023-03-09T14:40:05-06:00 Review by Lauryn Angel I love a book with a beautiful cover, but sometimes the cover doesn’t accurately reflect the contents. I’ve bought many a pretty cover with a bland book inside. Thankfully, Emilia Hart’s Weyward is a great cover with a great book to boot! Weyward is a multi-generational tale about three women in the accurately-named Weyward clan – Altha in 1619, Violet in 1942, and Kate...
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Mar 8, 2023 | 
crimereads.com | Emilia Buchanan Hart |Cherie Dimaline
Witches—and witch trials—have long been a subject of fascination in literature. Not even Shakespeare was immune. In Macbeth, the Weird Sisters (originally called the Weyward Sisters) set the scene for the bard’s tragedy about fate, evil and malign female influence. Fast forward four hundred years, and witchy novels—across a range of genres—are bigger than ever. Perhaps we’re so spellbound by witches because we find them difficult to explain.
