Quill & Crow Publishing House
Where Dark Things Rise (PRE-ORDER)
Where Dark Things Rise (PRE-ORDER)
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Note: This is a pre-order. Books will be shipped after publication date, September 17, 2025. All preorders will come with a signed author bookplate.
Where Dark Things Rise by Andrew K. Clark
Sixteen-year-old Mina is frustrated by Daddy’s drinking, her mom’s fanatical religious beliefs, and growing up poor in the Southern Appalachian Mountains. Most of her teachers assume she won’t amount to much despite her 4.0 GPA, and the country club guys think she’s easy prey. But they don’t know Mina’s dark secret: She can control a magical force of supernatural creatures known as the Shadow Faces.
Mina doesn’t want powers. All she wants to do is escape the trailer park for a leafy college campus far away. But when her crush, Gabe, is stalked by a shapeshifting preacher/wolf, Mina learns to use her powers to protect him. Mina soon discovers the same preacher is trafficking teens for a mystical brothel and has kidnapped her best friend, Erin, after a failed attempt at conversion therapy. Can Mina use the Shadow Faces to save Erin and the other kids without losing her chance at a normal life?
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Author Andrew K. Clark
Andrew K. Clark’s writing has appeared in The American Poetry Review, UCLA’s Out of Anonymity, The Appalachian Review, Watershed Review, The Wrath Bearing Tree, and Rappahannock Review among others. His first book, Jesus in the Trailer (Main Street Rag Press, 2019), was shortlisted for the Able Muse Book Award. His debut novel, Where Dark Things Grow, was released in 2024 from Cowboy Jamboree Press. He received his MFA in fiction from Converse College, where he studied under Robert Olmstead, Marlin Barton, Leslie Pietrzyk, and Geoff Herbach. He grew up in Southern Appalachia, where his people settled before the Revolutionary War.