The Omen Of Crows Nest by Cathrina Constantine ~ Excerpt and Giveaway

Posted: May 4, 2022 in giveaways, YA Fantasy
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The Omen of Crows Nest
Cathrina Constantine
Publication date: May 4th 2022
Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult

No blood. No body. No murder.

That’s what the police found after Penelope spun her bizarre tale. In a hysterical state, she said her father was butchered and eaten by a mob of birds ~ in her bedroom.

They claim she’s crazy.
That she suffers from delusions.
Penelope is dead set on proving them wrong.

After being institutionalized for eight months, Penelope is out and more determined than ever to find answers to her so-called hallucinations. With her father’s untimely disappearance, she’s convinced her family is hiding something sinister.

THE OMEN OF CROWS NEST is the latest masterpiece by the award-winning author Cathrina Constantine, and is sure to leave fans of fantasy gasping!

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Enjoy this peek inside:

The electrodes in my brain were like a loop recorder, continuously dredging up the past. And problematic for the psychiatrist at Green Fields Sanitarium, who was in the process of rewiring me.

Bear with me as I digress: I witnessed the gruesome death of my father by a mob of birds. I know what you’re picturing: A scene from Alfred Hitchcock’s horror movie The Birds. Not exactly like the movie, it happened in my bedroom. An aberration that my brain conjured, so they say.

Gramma had reinforced Dad’s untimely disappearance to the police. After the thunderstorm he’d raced to catch a late flight. An overseas business trip. Lacking evidence of any misdeeds, no mutilations as I’d described, the police had nothing to go on besides a batshit crazy kid. I experienced a daymare, a delusion, and it hadn’t been the first time, so said Gramma.

Afterward, Mom spent a week in bed, purporting she had a bug. She couldn’t keep anything down and stopped eating. I noticed her yellowy sick skin and hair matted as if a brush hadn’t made contact in weeks.

Thirteen days passed at a snail’s pace since that night. I was in the library’s alcove, my daily vigil, half-expecting Dad to come strolling up the cobbled walkway. My fretfulness heightening because I’d spilled my guts to my best friend, Hillary, telling her everything. If she repeated it to anyone, the repercussions would come back to bite me.

Author Cathrina Constantine:

I am blessed with a loving family and forever friends. My world revolves around them.

I grew up in the small village of Lancaster, NY, where I married my sweetheart. I’m devoted to raising 5 cherished children, and now my grandchildren.

I love to immerse myself in great books of every kind of genre, which helps me to write purely for entertainment, and hopefully to inspire readers. When not stationed at my computer you can find me in the woods taking long walks with my dog.

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Comments
  1. Mary Preston says:

    That’s some tale Penelope.

  2. Audrey Stewart says:

    Cathrina Constantine is a favorite author of mine.

  3. Rita Wray says:

    Sounds like a good read.

  4. Beatrice LaRocca says:

    I like the cover art, synopsis and sneak peek, this sounds like a must read for my teen-aged grandchildren and I. Thank you for sharing the author’s bio and book details

  5. Cathy French says:

    I enjoyed the peek inside. BTW the link in the rafflecopter to visit the facebook page isn’t working

  6. Anne says:

    Intriguing, captivating and unique.

  7. Wendy Hutton says:

    this sounds really exciting

  8. Nancy P says:

    Intriguing cover

  9. Dianne Casey says:

    New author to me. Sounds interesting, adding to my TBR list.

  10. I love the cover. The colors caught my eye.

  11. This plot isn’t as far fetched as one might think, I went to school with a girl who’s brother murdered their dad.

  12. Denise Duvall says:

    Sounds like a great plot! Love the cover with all the birds! Really does bring to mind Alfred Hitchcock!

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