The Girl in Red
When a terrifying illness sweeps through the country, a young woman grabs her father's rifle and flees into the woods, determined to reach her grandmother's house. But the path is fraught with horrors, and the line between myth and nightmare blurs in this gripping reimagining of a childhood fable.
About This Book
The Girl in Red by Christina Henry transports readers to a ravaged landscape where a mysterious illness has decimated society, leaving survivors to navigate dangers both human and monstrous.
At the heart of the story is a determined protagonist who sets out from her family home, seeking safety amid chaos and uncertainty.
Henry's narrative weaves elements of classic fairy tales into a modern survival tale, exploring themes of isolation, resilience, and the blurred lines between folklore and reality.
With sparse details of the world before the fall, the focus remains on the immediate perils of the journey and the inner strength required to endure.
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