"In the mid-1980s, a terrible curse mixes with the dark hearts of prejudice and misogyny to feed on small suburb of Chicago. This is no nostalgia trip. A true page-turner,
The Ghost Tree is sharp, nasty, and unflinching in presenting its supernatural and everyday horrors." -Paul Tremblay, author of
The Cabin at the End of the World "Christina Henry s riff on classic small-town horror is full of dread and dark magic, with themes that resonate heavily in 21st century America. Henry s storytelling is her own sort of witchcraft." --Christopher Golden, New York Times bestselling author of Ararat and Red Hands
"Henry is able to keep all the strands of her spider s web woven together in a neat and concise way...The end result is a complex, interesting story with that maintains suspense and intrigue page after page after page." --Sadie Hartmann, Cemetery Dance
"Henry writes with a keen eye for detail, drawing readers into the disturbing world with pitch-perfect 80s nostalgia and plenty of eerie atmospherics." --Publishers Weekly
"A vividly visceral visit to small-town horror." --Booklist
"An absolutely phenomenal book that shows how to craft an amazing horror story." --Set the Tape
"The book is creepy and atmospheric, a solid coming-of-age horror that ll have you gripped from the start." --Dead Head Reviews
"A brilliant mix of supernatural and real, visceral horror." --The Bloom Stack
Praise for the author
"Hugely creepy and brilliantly inventive" --Heat on Alice
"This enchanting story keeps you absorbed to the very end" --SFX
"Will give you a new perspective on the literary classic" --Kirkus Reviews
"An unforgettable novel" --Morning Star
"A tremendous read" --Starburst
"Will delight readers" -- Publishers Weekly
Christina Henry is the author of the Chronicles of Alice duology, Alice and Red Queen, a dark and twisted take on Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, as well as Lost Boy, an origin story about Captain Hook, The Mermaid, a historical fairy tale about P.T. Barnum's Fiji mermaid, and The Girl in Red, a postapocalyptic take on "Little Red Riding Hood".
Christina lives in Chicago with her husband and son.