Kyrie McCauley has always been a storyteller. She has also been a waitress, nanny, singer in a band, ACLU intern, rally organiser, Truman Scholar, and most recently, a mother and a writer. She holds a Master of Science in Social Policy from the University of Pennsylvania. She lives near Philadelphia with her husband, children, and several cats.

"A fast-paced plot with an engaging mystery that will hook readers from the beginning. A modern, twisted dark fairy tale." — School Library Journal (starred review)“McCauley’s feminist spin on Shakespeare and Greek mythology is both lush and disturbing. Though the plot races forward at a shocking pace, each character feels fully formed, helping to construct a brutally relatable portrait of what it is to be a teenage girl. Compulsively readable.” — Kirkus Reviews“A powerful story.” — Publishers Weekly"This is a book of atmosphere. McCauley takes the strands of The Tempest and weaves them into an eerie, almost psychedelic tale that Yellowjackets fans will devour." — Booklist

Kyrie McCauley has always been a storyteller. She has also been a waitress, nanny, singer in a band, ACLU intern, rally organiser, Truman Scholar, and most recently, a mother and a writer. She holds a Master of Science in Social Policy from the University of Pennsylvania. She lives near Philadelphia with her husband, children, and several cats.

"A fast-paced plot with an engaging mystery that will hook readers from the beginning. A modern, twisted dark fairy tale." — School Library Journal (starred review)“McCauley’s feminist spin on Shakespeare and Greek mythology is both lush and disturbing. Though the plot races forward at a shocking pace, each character feels fully formed, helping to construct a brutally relatable portrait of what it is to be a teenage girl. Compulsively readable.” — Kirkus Reviews“A powerful story.” — Publishers Weekly"This is a book of atmosphere. McCauley takes the strands of The Tempest and weaves them into an eerie, almost psychedelic tale that Yellowjackets fans will devour." — Booklist

Kyrie McCauley has always been a storyteller. She has also been a waitress, nanny, singer in a band, ACLU intern, rally organiser, Truman Scholar, and most recently, a mother and a writer. She holds a Master of Science in Social Policy from the University of Pennsylvania. She lives near Philadelphia with her husband, children, and several cats.

"A fast-paced plot with an engaging mystery that will hook readers from the beginning. A modern, twisted dark fairy tale." — School Library Journal (starred review)“McCauley’s feminist spin on Shakespeare and Greek mythology is both lush and disturbing. Though the plot races forward at a shocking pace, each character feels fully formed, helping to construct a brutally relatable portrait of what it is to be a teenage girl. Compulsively readable.” — Kirkus Reviews“A powerful story.” — Publishers Weekly"This is a book of atmosphere. McCauley takes the strands of The Tempest and weaves them into an eerie, almost psychedelic tale that Yellowjackets fans will devour." — Booklist