About This Book
A parent should reach for this book when their teenager is expressing anxiety about their own identity or fears that they might inherit a family member's struggles. Fiona is a gripping gothic mystery that follows seventeen-year-old Fee as she travels to Scotland to work as an au pair, hoping to escape the shadow of her mother's mental illness. However, the isolated manor house and its strange secrets force her to confront the terrifying possibility that her own mind is playing tricks on her. This story thoughtfully explores the weight of family history and the fear of being 'broken.' While it contains elements of horror and suspense, it serves as a powerful entry point for discussing mental health and self-trust. It is best suited for mature teens who enjoy atmospheric thrillers and are ready to tackle themes of psychological vulnerability.
