Sanctuary
Big Little Lies meets The Crucible in this Sunday Times bestselling dark fantasy thriller - now a major TV series
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- Published: Mar 13 2025
- Pages: 464
- 196 x 130mm
- ISBN: 9781473225749
THE INSTANT SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING THRILLER SOON TO BE A TV SERIES IN 2023!
'TWISTY AND COMPELLING' DAILY MAIL
THE ONLY THING STRONGER THAN A WITCH'S PROMISE IS A MOTHER'S VENGEANCE
Sarah loves and trusts no-one in her close-knit coven more than her dearest friend Abigail.
Until Abigail's son dies at a house party and Sarah's daughter is accused of murdering him.
As the entire town of Sanctuary succumbs to the poison of prejudice and paranoia, Sarah realises what is about to happen - for the first time in centuries.
It's not just a murder investigation.
It's a witch hunt.
Murder mystery meets dark fantasy in this twisting portrayal modern-day witchcraft, and a friendship and community consumed by suspicion - perfect for fans of Big Little Lies, Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo and Her Majesty's Royal Coven by Juno Dawson.
'ADDICTIVE' INDEPENDENT
'TRULY UNSETTLING' DEADLINE
'THRILLING' GUARDIAN
'PROPERLY ADDICTIVE' Emma Kavanagh, bestselling author of The Missing Hours
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'TWISTY AND COMPELLING' DAILY MAIL
THE ONLY THING STRONGER THAN A WITCH'S PROMISE IS A MOTHER'S VENGEANCE
Sarah loves and trusts no-one in her close-knit coven more than her dearest friend Abigail.
Until Abigail's son dies at a house party and Sarah's daughter is accused of murdering him.
As the entire town of Sanctuary succumbs to the poison of prejudice and paranoia, Sarah realises what is about to happen - for the first time in centuries.
It's not just a murder investigation.
It's a witch hunt.
Murder mystery meets dark fantasy in this twisting portrayal modern-day witchcraft, and a friendship and community consumed by suspicion - perfect for fans of Big Little Lies, Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo and Her Majesty's Royal Coven by Juno Dawson.
'ADDICTIVE' INDEPENDENT
'TRULY UNSETTLING' DEADLINE
'THRILLING' GUARDIAN
'PROPERLY ADDICTIVE' Emma Kavanagh, bestselling author of The Missing Hours
Press Reviews
- Independent
What would you get if you crossed Big Little Lies with 90s teen flick The Craft and threw in a splash of Peyton Place and a dash of The Crucible? The answer is something like this addictive novel
- Daily Mail
The Crucible meets Desperate Housewives in this deft and gripping supernatural thriller
- Emma Kavanagh, bestselling author of THE MISSING HOURS
Oh my god, what a fabulous book! Witches meets Big Little Lies. This one is going in my forever pile because I know I'm going to read it again. Trust me, this is properly addictive!
- Sarah Hughes, GUARDIAN journalist
Sanctuary is Big Little Lies meets The Craft and I can not put it down
- GUARDIAN
Thrilling... a compelling tale of small town rivalries, mob vengeance and magic.
- SFX MAGAZINE
VV James has created an interesting version of America here - and it'll get you thinking. In 2019, would we suffer a witch to live or not?
- Independent
What would you get if you crossed Big Little Lies with 90s teen flick The Craft and threw in a splash of Peyton Place and a dash of The Crucible? The answer is something like this addictive novel
- Daily Mail
The Crucible meets Desperate Housewives in this deft and gripping supernatural thriller
- Emma Kavanagh, bestselling author of THE MISSING HOURS
Oh my god, what a fabulous book! Witches meets Big Little Lies. This one is going in my forever pile because I know I'm going to read it again. Trust me, this is properly addictive!
- Sarah Hughes, GUARDIAN journalist
Sanctuary is Big Little Lies meets The Craft and I can not put it down
- GUARDIAN
Thrilling... a compelling tale of small town rivalries, mob vengeance and magic.
- SFX MAGAZINE
VV James has created an interesting version of America here - and it'll get you thinking. In 2019, would we suffer a witch to live or not?