Willow Weeps

By: Louise Worthington

Narrated by: Naomi Rose-Mock

A narrative rich with emotional depth, the story follows two female protagonists. Willow is dealing with the psychological aftermath of trauma after losing her sister in a house fire and the repercussions on her relationship with Paul. Lily is a teenager, the eldest sister to two young children, daughter to a neglectful mother, victim to an abusive teacher and to her own anger.

Both sisters are looking for love and to heal.

Willow Weeps is a deeply emotional and unique narrative imbued with a Gothic atmosphere and a supernatural twist on the siblings theme.

"Spine-tingling and moving, sometimes at the same time." Goodreads.

TW: violence

©2021 Louise Worthington (P)2024 Louise Worthington

Interesting story

This was kind of a dark story. So many things going on. First of all I wish Willow would dump Paul. He is a slime ball I can tell. Evie May seems to have issues as well. The atmosphere in that house was enough to cause problems in any family. This was a great story with interesting characters. The ending will surprise you for sure,

Intense

Willow Weeps is an intense psychological thriller with flashes of the paranormal thrown in. This book is well written and narrated by the phenomenal Naomi Rose-Mock. The author intertwines different stories one from the past and one from the present that fully interconnect with one another. The story is descriptive and deals with abuse, mental health, revenge and murder. I found the book to absolutely riveting I could not stop listening and watching how the characters grew in their development throughout the storyline. I highly recommend this book and you will absolutely love the ending. I am voluntarily leaving this review because this book is a true must read/listen.

A Haunting, Engrossing, and Riveting Winner!

Willow has been with Paul for two years and things are starting to get serious, as in forever serious. When Paul surprises Willow by buying an apartment in a renovated building with a scandalous history, strange things start happening. Paul’s demeanor begins to change and people Willow cares about start getting hurt. Willow Weeps is an extremely well written, haunting and engrossing story that kept me riveted and completely engaged! I really felt as if I came to know the characters, to understand them, and feel for them! Beautiful narration brought both the story and these wonderful characters to life! Five solid stars!

Not my cup of tea

This gothic suspense novel sounded better than I thought it was. The premise sounded good but the execution failed to impress me. It was gothic but not really very suspenseful. I found it to be a little confusing as to who all the characters were and what exactly was going on although that improved some as the book went on. The supernatural element which I normally like, just confused me more. I never really connected with the characters. Maybe it would be better if I had read it instead. I received a copy from Story Origin for review.