The Miracles
About this audiobook
'Powerful and transporting' Emilia Hart, The Sirens
'Evocative, beautifully rendered' Sarah Penner, The Lost Apothecary
'Vivid and otherworldly' Rachel Hochhauser, Lady Tremaine
1942. London is burning.
When jaded war-time journalist Iris Remington investigates a medium who predicted a sunken battleship, she smells a story – something far stranger than she could have imagined.
The dead are speaking.
Helen Duncan is a psychic who claims to channel the voices of fallen soldiers – and somehow her visions are coming true.
Someone desperately wants them silenced.
In a city learning to count its dead, a woman who knows more than she should attracts attention. And when Helen is arrested under a shocking charge, the two women find themselves at the centre of a trial that could change history.
Because in the darkest days of war, the most dangerous thing of all might be a miracle.
Based on the extraordinary true story of a WWII witchcraft trial, The Miracles is about what we dare to believe when the world is falling apart.
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About the author
Isabel Davies is an author from the West Midlands. She worked as a publishing assistant and journalist before penning her first novel in her twenties. The Miracles is Davies’ first historical novel which she wrote after being captivated by the true and unexpected story of a witchcraft trial that took place in the midst of World War II.
