Description: "[R]eminiscent of Maggie Stiefvater's Raven Cycle . . . Watson brings a deep and visceral voice to old stories as well as an authentic and modern urban sensibility, making this a highly stylized read." -- School Library Journal, starred review "Watson's core characters . . . enchant. Calista is a nuanced, sympathetic antagonist; Wren's struggles between love and duty, fate and free will are transfixing; and Wren and Tarquin's forbidden romance feels at once modern and folkloric." - Publishers Weekly "The mythology introduced in this debut is lovely and haunting . . . [For] readers who loved the dark lore and lyrical language of Melissa Albert's The Hazel Wood ." -- Booklist "Lush. . . [G]ood for fans of Maggie Stiefvater and Holly Black." -- Kirkus Reviews "In this moody magical thriller, a girl with a secret identity and a talent that doubles as a curse has to outwit her enemies, survive her own damaging power, and follow her heart. For fans of . . . [t]he Shannara Chronicles . " -- Buzzfeed "Wren's a feisty but vulnerable hero . . . Readers who enjoy the mix of modernity and mythology of Stiefvater's The Raven Cycle will find that same blend here." -- BCCB "[A] compelling take on druid mythology combined with a dash of family mystery. . . . The novel asks how knowledge not only defines but also changes someone, engendering interesting surprises." -- Foreword Reviews "This book will be a great read for those who enjoy fantasy, romance, and a little bit of mystery." -- School Library Connection " The Wren Hunt rings with ancient, subtle magic, masterfully transmuted into words. A tale that gets into your bones." -- Samantha Shannon, New York Times bestselling author of THE BONE SEASON

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