What the Water Remembers

Charmed meets Nancy Drew when modern witch Kendra Hill sets out to uncover the connections between three ghosts and the Johnstown Flood of 1889, an abandoned cemetery, and a jar of teeth – before the hauntings push her out of her home.

 

‘Small town charm’ takes on new meaning in What the Water Remembers, Kendra knows from the first swing of her pendulum that she needs to help the ghosts of her Victorian home – Clara, and the mysterious dark-haired woman. Before even closing on their new home in Newport, Pennsylvania, Kendra and her husband George encounter a malevolent male ghost in unexpected ways; but in the face of a difficult housing market and feeling confident in Kendra’s witchcraft, they move in. Jarred by dreams that feel like memories, Kendra’s intuition and magic guide her down a path of mystery no amount of tarot cards or pendulums could have prepared her for.

Elyse Welles is a Greek-Egyptian American nomadic witch, author, poet, podcaster, and columnist based between Athens, Greece and Pennsylvania. A regular contributor for The Wild Hunt News, Witch Way Magazine, and Pagan Pages, she has been published in Sunflower Journal, Witchology, Myth & Lore, and Yellow Arrow Journal, among others. "What the Water Remembers" is her debut novel.