The narrative follows three different perspectives, over two timelines: Liv, Saffy and Luna, with past and present perspectives. Everything about the island, the lighthouse, the local history and lore, it is perfect Spooky Season reading! If you read the synopsis, and it sounds incredible to you, have no fear, that is what you are getting you will not be let down. Y'all, The Lighthouse Witches gave me exactly what I was looking for. After two of her daughters go missing, Liv panics and is willing to do whatever it takes, turn to whoever she must, in order to get them back. When mysterious things begin to happen to Liv and her girls, however, she starts to believe there may be some credence to the lore. Liv doesn't know what to make of these eerie tales, but it is clear her new friends whole-heartedly believe every word. Some of the things they tell her are quite disturbing, most notably a witch's curse that summons wildlings, supernatural beings who mimic human children. Liv dives into her work and actually ends up befriending a few village women, who fill her in on the history and lore of the island itself. As a result, she begins to distance herself from her Mom and sisters. Saffy, as the oldest, definitely has the most difficult time with the move. Regardless, it's an exceptional location and they quickly settle in. Once at the lighthouse and adjacent bothy, which will be their home, they realize it's a wee bit more dilapidated than they anticipated. Boarding the ferry on the day of their move, Liv, Saffy, Luna and Clover say goodbye to their old life. Moving the girls there is a big decision, but unfortunately, she really has no other choice. When she receives a commission to paint a mural in a historical lighthouse on a remote Scottish Island, she jumps at a chance for a fresh start. It's generally difficult being a single parent, but as an artist, Liv is really feeling the strain on her resources. After the death of her loving husband, Liv has it rough trying to care for herself and her three daughters.
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