Edinburgh is a city filled with magical creatures. No one can see them... until Ramya Knox. As she is pulled into her family's world of secrets and spells, Ramya sets out to discover the truth behind the Hidden Folk with only three words of warning from her grandfather: Beware the Sirens. Plunged into an adventure that will change everything, Ramya is about to learn that there is more to her powers than she ever imagined.
Elle McNicoll
Elle McNicoll is a Scottish author known for her debut novel "A Kind of Spark," which follows the story of a young girl with autism who fights to have a memorial built for women accused of witchcraft in her town. McNicoll's writing style is characterized by its sensitivity and empathy towards neurodiverse characters, as well as its exploration of important social issues. Through her work, she has made a significant impact on the representation of neurodiversity in literature, helping to bring greater awareness and understanding to this often overlooked group. "A Kind of Spark" has garnered critical acclaim and has solidified McNicoll as a rising star in the literary world.