Where Crows Would Die

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Life is tough for a woman running a farm alone.Only child Bethan moves with her family to a remote house at the foot of the mountains. She is soon mesmerized by a dysfunctional family farming nearby and befriends the wild daughter, Nia. Nia's troubled and violent older half-brother Morgan both scares and fascinates Bethan, and as she grows to adulthood she gets pulled further and further into his world. A black sheep with nobody to love him, does a yearning for human connection lurk behind the invaluable help he offers, or something more sinister?Psychological thriller set on farms on the Black Mountain in Wales in the 1960s and 1970s.