From the beginning of time, bees and their keepers, known as Voices, have kept our world, and other worlds, safe by allowing communication between our world and the spirit world. These Voices, known in our time as 'bee-witches', rarely live long. Their powers, and the ability to speak to spirits, means that they are driven mad and nearly always die horribly, horribly young.
As far as she knows, Kinley is the last bee-witch. She has already watched both her mother and her aunt die, screaming and raving in madness. She knows what her future holds, but the bees give her no options. She knows her fate. She has seen it with her own eyes.
But, this time, the bee doesn't leave when her task is completed. And the secrets her family has kept are creeping out from the shadows.
New secrets suggest that there is more than bee magic flowing through Kinley’s body. She has to find someplace to be safe before she and the rest of the bees are destroy by bee-eaters who seek to destroy the veil and with it create a combined new world.
Genre: Fantasy
As far as she knows, Kinley is the last bee-witch. She has already watched both her mother and her aunt die, screaming and raving in madness. She knows what her future holds, but the bees give her no options. She knows her fate. She has seen it with her own eyes.
But, this time, the bee doesn't leave when her task is completed. And the secrets her family has kept are creeping out from the shadows.
New secrets suggest that there is more than bee magic flowing through Kinley’s body. She has to find someplace to be safe before she and the rest of the bees are destroy by bee-eaters who seek to destroy the veil and with it create a combined new world.
Genre: Fantasy
Used availability for Elizabeth A Reeves's The Memory of Bees