Earning an Art History degree at the University of Edinburgh is mostly wonderful for transplanted-from-Nashville Evie Williams. She’s twenty-two, school is good, she has wonderful friends, and she’s just met the oh-so-charming Thomas MacBean, an intriguing art dealer. She enjoys taking in the shows at the art galleries, but the current dark art exhibit at the Dovecot is not her particular cup of tea. Too dark, too uncomfortable.

But there’s one painting in the exhibit, the one she calls The Crevasse, that keeps calling to her . . . .

Inspired by an actual art exhibition, this dark and disturbing tale of missing girls and eerie paintings that can be more than they seem is sure to keep readers on the edge of their seats. Readers looking for chilling and creepy will find that this perfectly spooky novella hits all the right notes.

Highly recommended. ( )