Julia Crane crafts imaginative tales rooted in a lifelong belief in magical creatures, sparked by her grandmother's Irish folklore. Her mother's encouragement of reading and imagination profoundly shaped her creative path. Drawing from a background in criminal justice, Crane brings a unique perspective to her storytelling, blending the fantastical with compelling narrative. Her work invites readers into worlds where myth and reality intertwine.
The story revolves around two sisters who possess unique abilities that set them apart from others. Their extraordinary gifts not only enhance their connection but also lead them on a journey filled with challenges and discoveries. As they navigate the complexities of their powers and the world around them, themes of family, loyalty, and self-discovery emerge, showcasing the strength of their unbreakable bond in the face of adversity.
Down the Rabbit hole is a twisted tale of two sisters bound by blood and separated by magick. Alice is not the lovable girl the stories depict. A lifetime of pain and illusion has left her disturbed. Unpredictable. Dangerous. For years, she's watched her twin sister - a girl born into the light and destined for power - with great envy. According to the prophecy, only one of them will rule. Only one of them will survive. What will Alice sacrifice? The sister she hates, the man she loves, or the innocent lives caught in her twisted web of magick?