Description:
A father and daughter living in isolation in the remote Appalachian mountains must reckon with the ghosts of their past in this mesmerizing novel of suspense.
Brief description: KIMI CUNNINGHAM GRANT is the USA Today bestselling author of Silver Like Dust, Fallen Mountains, These Silent Woods, and The Nature of Disappearing. She is also an award-winning poet and essayist whose work has appeared in Fathom, Literary Mama, RATTLE, Poet Lore, and Whitefish Review. She lives with her family in Pennsylvania.
Review Quotes:
People Magazine's "Best New Books" November 2021
One of the "Biggest Mysteries and Thrillers for 2021"--Goodreads
One of the "Best New Books to Read" --New York Post
One of the "Best New Books of October 2021"--PopSugar.com
One of the "20 Fall and Winter Releases to Have on Your Radar"--Bookish.com
One of the "October Mysteries & Thrillers to Know"--Bookriot.com
One of the "26 Best New Books for This Fall"--Country Living
One of the "Outstanding Thriller Book Releases 2021"--TheNerdDaily.com
One of the "Latest Mysteries, Debuts, Holiday Tales and Reimaginings from Down South" --Deep South Magazine
"A secretive Army vet and his precocious daughter have lived eight years in the Appalachian wilderness--until a mysterious stranger intrudes." --People Magazine
"Grant's evocative prose, nuanced characters, and undercurrent of quiet tension will appeal to a variety of readers." -Library Journal "An engrossing lesson in survivalism...soulful [and] meditative." -Kirkus Reviews
"Gorgeously written, taut and compelling." -John Hart, bestselling author of The Hush "An exceptional novel, filled with vivid prose and surprising revelations of character." -Ron Rash, bestselling author of Serena "A beautifully rendered tale of guilt and grace." -Laura McHugh, bestselling author of The Weight of Blood
"Grant's atmospheric novel masterfully ratchets the quietest of tense moments into powerful suspense." -Jess Montgomery, author of The Hollows "An emotionally potent novel whose tragic characters and moral quandaries linger long after the stunning final pages." -Ian Pisarcik, author of Before Familiar Woods "Elegiac yet hopeful, raw but beautiful, and simmering with suspense, These Silent Woods is observant to the core." -Emily Carpenter, author of Burying the Honeysuckle Girls