“In Winn’s sumptuous and twisty second novel (after Our Little World), two women are drawn into a mysterious secret society in contemporary Boston… the Knox is fascinatingly baroque, soaked in history and possibly deadly mysticism. For suspense fans, this is a delight.”
—Publishers Weekly
“Completely cinematic and terrifyingly plausible— you may never view Boston the same way again, because you’ll imagine secret societies and dangerous secrets behind every door. The Society is total immersion storytelling, written with the confidence only an insider can provide—more than a novel, this is an experience. Relatable, sinister, and incredibly clever. Calling Hollywood— this is your next big movie!” —Hank Phillippi Ryan, USA Today bestselling author of All This Could Be Yours
“The Society plunges into the heart of old-money Boston, where power, privilege, and dark secrets collide within the exclusive, enigmatic Knox club. Through the lives of two women, one seeking answers, the other trapped by fate, Karen Winn crafts an atmospheric, twisty tale of longing, belonging, and the dangerous cost of uncovering the truth. This was gripping and sharp!” —Terah Shelton Harris, author of One Summer in Savannah and Long After We Are Gone
“With socialites, scandal, and an ultra-exclusive club—THE SOCIETY explores the sinister side of privilege, class, and tradition. Karen Winn’s evocative prose and sharp pacing sucked me into the rarified air of old money Boston, where power warps and secrets rule. A twisty escape!” —K.T. Nguyen, Anthony and Agatha Award-Winning Author of You Know What You Did
“In The Society, Karen Winn weaves an addictive story about longing and belonging centered on a mysterious social club built on old Boston money and real-life dark secrets you didn’t learn about in history class. The Society will get its hooks in you, but watch your back. All is not as it appears in this twisty and beautifully written book.” —Julie Carrick Dalton, author of The Last Beekeeper
“Atmospheric and propulsive, The Society centers around the Knox, the elusive secret society for Boston’s elite. When two women enter its orbit for vastly different reasons, the reader is taken on a wild ride through its dark history and mysterious ways. I could not get enough of this gripping tale.” —Jessica Saunders, author of Love, Me
“In this propulsive, unique, page-turner of a novel, Karen Winn wrestles with the nature of secrets. Through the lives of two women from vastly different worlds whose lives mysteriously intersect, Winn illustrates beautifully how all secrets contain their own histories and rules, consequences and risks.” —Maribeth Fischer, author of A Season of Perfect Happiness
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