Thorn Jack

Finn Sullivan and her father relocate to a picturesque town in upstate New York after her older sister's death. The town is full of socialites, free-spirited locals and theatrical artists, and each street seems to offer both promise and menace. Among them is Jack Fata, a magnetic young man from one of the town's most influential families. As Finn settles in, she realizes the town's calm exterior hides a pull that is both enchanting and perilous, a mix of goodness and cruelty, magic and secrecy, that puts a curious, trusting girl in real danger. To protect herself and the boy she loves, Finn must take on the Fata family, and that struggle leads her toward disturbing truths about what happened to her sister. This modern reimagining draws on the old Scottish ballad of Tam Lin.