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Conversion by Katherine Howe


 When girls from a prestigious boarding school start to fall ill with a mysterious illness everyone is reaching for answers. From environmental reasons, obscure diagnoses, and even the school's religious origins. 

However, sometimes the simplest explanation is right in front of us. And sometimes the past can merge with the present to give us answers.

This book was the perfect mix of mystery and historical fiction. The suspense builds up leaving you wondering if the simple explanation is actually the right one. 

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