The Women Could Fly

In this dystopian novel set in a world where witches are real and single women are monitored, Josephine Thomas navigates her complicated relationship with her missing mother, whose mysterious disappearance remains unresolved after fourteen years. As societal pressure mounts for women to marry or face surveillance, Jo grapples with her own autonomy and the lingering questions about her mother’s fate. The story delves into themes of female agency, family bonds, and societal control, offering a thought-provoking reflection on contemporary issues.