Dark water

Ireland, XIX century. The industrial era has already come to large cities, and the inhabitants of the village hinterland, like a thousand years ago, believe in the supernatural. When Nora’s dashing is suddenly dying of an unstable husband and young daughter, and a four-year-old grandson loses the ability to walk and talk, the woman understands that she became Fayry’s victim, or “good neighbors”, as the inhabitants of the valley called them. Both the doctor and the priest are powerless against these creatures - Fayry chosen themselves to whom to help and to whom to harm.
Nora turns to the healer Nance Rawh, who, according to rumors, knows with the good neighbors": she is knowledgeable for the strength of herbs, water and fire, she will be able to drive away the substitution and return her grandmother to her healthy grandson ...
In his second book, the author of the World bestseller "The taste of smoke" Hannah Kent again turns to real historical events - Dark Water was written on the materials of the trial in the Irish county of Kerry in 1826