Amazon.co.uk Review
When Sybil meets a sudden ugly death, her granddaughter awakes from a nightmare on the other side of the world--Kim Wilkins' The Resurrectionistis full of coincidences that turn out to be nothing of the sort, of which this is only the first. Maisie has drifted into a career in music for which she feels no especial love; going to England to sort out her grandmother's effects is a way to get away from the cello and musician parents who cannot understand her lack of commitment to what they love. The village of Solgreve has more than its share of secrets--Maisie finds herself loathed just for being there, just for being who she is. And because of who she is, because of how she is treated, she starts asking questions and soon finds some surprising answers--but with surprising ways of getting them. This is a powerful thriller about a young woman coming into psychic power and finding out that her situation and the threats which surround her are much worse than she could ever have dreamed or imagined. Consistently inventive and emotionally draining, this, even more than Wilkins' earlier Grimoire and The Infernal, establishes her as a name to watch in the dark-fantastic. --Roz Kaveney
Book Description
A terrifying Faustian story about eternal life and its terrible cost
