Magnificently weird and magnificently human." Anna Smith Spark — Queen of Grimdark How does a necromancer care for three risen daughters? "To raise one family, you will sacrifice another,” Doktor Grave once espoused. Now, striving to be a father instead of a servant to gods, his teachings backfire. As his golem-body dissolves into the land itself, a nurse with fading sight must finish his work—guiding monstrous daughters, stolen souls, and forbidden rituals toward a future that may demand more blood than anyone intended. Grave’s Daughters is a dark fantasy of legacy, devotion, and the terrible cost of love. "S.E. Lindberg’s Graves Daughters is an insane epic that defies simple description.  A touch of Clark Ashton Smith, a dusting of Jack Vance and a dab of Brian McNaughton are detectable in a fiercely distinctive, almost unclassifiable tale of darkly macabre fantasy.  Profoundly strange yet understandable characters wrestle with twisted family dynamics as they strive to accomplish goals both human and inhuman while pitted against dire, horrific foes. Mortal concerns are transposed onto the inhuman and the superhuman on a luridly vivid otherworldly stage replete with bizarre creatures, subterranean wonders, and clashes of weird sorcery.  Eldritch eros and elemental powers are weapons in a chain of spectacular conflicts that build to a mythic cataclysm that threatens to melt the landscape along with the reader’s mind.  A lushly sustained and baroquely surreal fable unlike any other." John C. Hocking – Author of Conan: City of the Dead