Saint Delilah

De: Isabelle Spotts

Delilah is dead. But her story is far from over. In this feminist supernatural suspense novel, she will find her peace—and give hell to the man who killed her.

Delilah’s death was not swift or painless. A ghost at nineteen, business entirely unfinished, her last breath was angry. Someone killed her, but she doesn’t know who.

Undead creatures stalk Delilah’s spirit, eager to feed on her soul until nothing is left but a frightening poltergeist. She can’t pass on until the violence of her death is balanced with a life for her life.

Her killer must be killed.

If anyone can find her murderer and keep the darkness at bay, it’s Magda, the owner of the strip club where Delilah danced—and a powerful spirit medium. And when a young man comes to town seeking Magda’s supernatural services, he can see Delilah. He can hear her, touch her, and make her feel alive again.

The three come together to search for Delilah’s murderer. As the creatures close in, Delilah’s soul weakens but her power as a poltergeist grows, allowing her to affect the living.

Delilah may be dead, but she won’t waste this second chance—she’ll take those who’ve harmed her down with her.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Saint Delilah is a dark, glittering tribute to every female character who starts the story already dead. It is gripping and gruesome and atmospheric as hell, with a big, bloody heart at its core. I couldn't put this one down." —Ainslie Hogarth, author of Motherthing

"Saint Delilah is a marvel of a debut that crackles with energy. Spotts’ writing is elegant and smart, deftly combining in fresh ways all the most compelling ingredients of supernatural suspense. Rich in lyrical and honest prose, yet with heart-pounding pacing and heart-wrenching characters that kept me up at night, Saint Delilah is an astonishing debut that will stay with readers long after they put it down."—Laurie L. Dove, USA Today bestselling author of Mask of the Deer Woman

"Here is a story that carries you along on the poetry of its language. There's a sense that you're hearing a forbidden story from your grandmother, waiting in hushed silence for the details you've long suspected were true. There were sentences I was jealous I hadn't written myself." —Leslie J. Anderson, author of The Unmothers

"Saint Delilah is a gritty and gripping blend of true crime, spiritualism, and female rage. Isabelle Spotts weaves a cast of characters that each come alive on the page in a unique setting of a small town once owned by religious fanatics, now lit by neon lights. You won't be able to put down this twisty, decadent book until you know justice and revenge have been served!" —Linda Hamilton, author of The Fourth Wife