The Sisters of Crimson House

“The Sisters of Crimson House is a beautifully written story exploring the secrets and complex relationships that bind families across generations–ties not even death can sever. Tarot, mediums, ghosts, and magic are the threads woven to create a rich and eerie mystery that will pull readers in from the first chapter and refuse to let go until the last page!” – Marie Still, author of Bad Things Happened in this Room
“A deft exploration of past, present, and how secrets can fester. The Sisters of Crimson House is elegant and haunting and had me gasping at each new reveal of who these women were and what they’ll become.” – Chelsea Conradt, USA Today bestselling author of The Farmhouse
“A twisting, turning saga full of deeply buried secrets, magic born of blood, and the extent we’ll go to in the name of family. I found myself immersed.” – Kristi DeMeester, author of Dark Sisters and Such a Pretty Smile
“Dripping with Southern Gothic horror, magic, and searing wit, The Sisters of Crimson House grabbed my hand and would not let go. I fell in love with the tragic Bryde family and know you will too– but be sure to read with all the lights turned on!” – Erin A. Craig, #1 NYT bestselling author of The Thirteenth Child
“Skeptics don’t stand a chance when they read Melissa Anderson Sweazy’s magical and haunting story, The Sisters of Crimson House. Within the first few chapters, I plunged into Charley’s ghostly world, attaching myself to her as spirits do to her sister, Miranda. I’m happy to place it on my bookshelf beside all the stories I intend to return to during Halloweentime.” – Mallory Arnold, author of How to Survive a Horror Story
“If you’ve ever wished the Supernatural brothers were sisters, this is your lucky day. This gritty, effervescent, gut-punch of a tale follows the Bryde women’s gifted but tragic family lore down a path of sacrifice and salvation, possession and power–and doesn’t let up until the shattering end. Trust me when I say, you’ll rip through pages.” – Emily Carpenter, author of Gothictown and A Spell for Saints and Sinners

Melissa Anderson Sweazy is a screenwriter, podcaster, and filmmaker based in Memphis, Tennessee. Her creative sweet spot is haunted houses and haunted people, best evidenced by You Can See Me in the Dark, her monthly true ghost story podcast with listeners around the globe. The Sisters of Crimson House is her debut novel.

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