«Waters And The Wild» by Jo Zebedee

Amy’s heard the voices all her life.

The doctors insist they’re in her mind. Her mother believes they are fae. Amy knows they have turned deadly.

While attending a wedding deep in the Antrim glens, the voices grow darker and their song takes hold. Not sure if she's mad or if her mother is correct, she flees, drawing well-meaning Simon into her terrifying road trip.

Now Amy knows she must defeat the voices once and for all. To escape their hold, she must confront long-hidden secrets, and find a truth which may not be hers to unearth.

A truth that will twist her world forever.

––— PRAISE FOR THIS TITLE ––-

If there's a line between fantasy and madness, then Jo Zebedee's characters are dragged kicking and screaming across it. A dark fable about belonging that is rooted as deeply in Northern Ireland as it is in the fantasy genre, with shades of Graham Joyce thrown in for good measure. — Stephen Poore, Longlist Gemmell Award

Waters and the Wild had me in suspense from the first page to the last. Ancient legends meet the modern world in a powerful tale of haunting ambiguities. — Teresa Edgerton, author of the Green Lion Trilogy

Waters and the Wild is a sinister, heart-stopping tale of fairy abduction in the beautiful glens of Antrim. You need it. So read it. — Peadar O'Guilin, Author of The Call