"A lush, lyrical exploration of sisterhood, rage, and the sacred ties between women and the wild. Blending beauty and depth, book clubs will find plenty to untangle in this urgent and moving tale." --Sarah Penner, New York Times bestselling author of The Amalfi Curse and The Lost Apothecary " The Forest Becomes Her is a lush, aching meditation on loss, transformation, and the quiet power of women who refuse to be quiet. Julie Carrick Dalton has conjured a landscape that remembers everything -- and gives us characters we won''t soon forget." --Lily Brooks-Dalton, national bestselling author of The Light Pirate "Dalton writes with extraordinary power and beauty about both the outside wilderness and the wildness inside women''s bodies, connecting the two in surprising and magnificent ways. A primal scream, and an exhilarating and unforgettable novel." --Katie Guterriez, author of GMA Book Club pick More Than You''ll Ever Know "A sweeping, evocative novel about three women''s collective battle to save the land that sustains them. Under Julie Carrick Dalton''s spell, I mourned and rejoiced with each woman as she confronted the age-old question of why we hurt the people and places we most love.

An unforgettable read." --Kirstin Chen, New York Times bestselling author of Counterfeit "Bursts with heart, emotion, and wisdom.timely and important, The Forest Becomes Her is Carrick Dalton at the height of her storytelling prowess." -- Kristy Woodson Harvey, New York Times Bestselling Author of Beach House Rules "A beautifully wrought tale that intertwines motherhood, Mother Nature, and mysticism in unexpected ways. Dalton''s lyrical storytelling captures the aching pull of the land and the bonds that tether us to one another." --Karen Winn, author of Our Little World and The Society Praise for The Last Beekeeper "Dalton''s passion and love for the natural world vibrates gloriously off every page. The Last Beekeeper is not only an intriguing mystery but an important reminder of what we stand to lose." --Charlotte McConaghy, New York Times bestselling author of Once There Were Wolves "Filled with meditations on the fragile beauty of nature and the power of hope and resilience, this heartfelt novel will keep readers turning the pages late into the night.

" --Angie Kim, internationally bestselling author of Miracle Creek "Dalton weaves an intricate story of friendships carefully made and tended when mere survival would seem to make such bonds impossible. The Last Beekeeper is ingeniously plotted, both clever and tender on every page. I couldn''t put it down." --Rebecca Scherm, author of A House Between Earth and the Moon sweeping, evocative novel about three women''s collective battle to save the land that sustains them. Under Julie Carrick Dalton''s spell, I mourned and rejoiced with each woman as she confronted the age-old question of why we hurt the people and places we most love. An unforgettable read." --Kirstin Chen, New York Times bestselling author of Counterfeit "Bursts with heart, emotion, and wisdom.timely and important, The Forest Becomes Her is Carrick Dalton at the height of her storytelling prowess.

" -- Kristy Woodson Harvey, New York Times Bestselling Author of Beach House Rules "A beautifully wrought tale that intertwines motherhood, Mother Nature, and mysticism in unexpected ways. Dalton''s lyrical storytelling captures the aching pull of the land and the bonds that tether us to one another." --Karen Winn, author of Our Little World and The Society Praise for The Last Beekeeper "Dalton''s passion and love for the natural world vibrates gloriously off every page. The Last Beekeeper is not only an intriguing mystery but an important reminder of what we stand to lose." --Charlotte McConaghy, New York Times bestselling author of Once There Were Wolves "Filled with meditations on the fragile beauty of nature and the power of hope and resilience, this heartfelt novel will keep readers turning the pages late into the night." --Angie Kim, internationally bestselling author of Miracle Creek "Dalton weaves an intricate story of friendships carefully made and tended when mere survival would seem to make such bonds impossible. The Last Beekeeper is ingeniously plotted, both clever and tender on every page. I couldn''t put it down.

" --Rebecca Scherm, author of A House Between Earth and the Moon passion and love for the natural world vibrates gloriously off every page. The Last Beekeeper is not only an intriguing mystery but an important reminder of what we stand to lose." --Charlotte McConaghy, New York Times bestselling author of Once There Were Wolves "Filled with meditations on the fragile beauty of nature and the power of hope and resilience, this heartfelt novel will keep readers turning the pages late into the night." --Angie Kim, internationally bestselling author of Miracle Creek "Dalton weaves an intricate story of friendships carefully made and tended when mere survival would seem to make such bonds impossible. The Last Beekeeper is ingeniously plotted, both clever and tender on every page. I couldn''t put it down." --Rebecca Scherm, author of A House Between Earth and the Moon sweeping, evocative novel about three women''s collective battle to save the land that sustains them. Under Julie Carrick Dalton''s spell, I mourned and rejoiced with each woman as she confronted the age-old question of why we hurt the people and places we most love.

An unforgettable read." --Kirstin Chen, New York Times bestselling author of Counterfeit "Bursts with heart, emotion, and wisdom.timely and important, The Forest Becomes Her is Carrick Dalton at the height of her storytelling prowess." -- Kristy Woodson Harvey, New York Times Bestselling Author of Beach House Rules "A beautifully wrought tale that intertwines motherhood, Mother Nature, and mysticism in unexpected ways. Dalton''s lyrical storytelling captures the aching pull of the land and the bonds that tether us to one another." --Karen Winn, author of Our Little World and The Society Praise for The Last Beekeeper "Dalton''s passion and love for the natural world vibrates gloriously off every page. The Last Beekeeper is not only an intriguing mystery but an important reminder of what we stand to lose." --Charlotte McConaghy, New York Times bestselling author of Once There Were Wolves "Filled with meditations on the fragile beauty of nature and the power of hope and resilience, this heartfelt novel will keep readers turning the pages late into the night.

" --Angie Kim, internationally bestselling author of Miracle Creek "Dalton weaves an intricate story of friendships carefully made and tended when mere survival would seem to make such bonds impossible. The Last Beekeeper is ingeniously plotted, both clever and tender on every page. I couldn''t put it down." --Rebecca Scherm, author of A House Between Earth and the Moon sweeping, evocative novel about three women''s collective battle to save the land that sustains them. Under Julie Carrick Dalton''s spell, I mourned and rejoiced with each woman as she confronted the age-old question of why we hurt the people and places we most love. An unforgettable read." --Kirstin Chen, New York Times bestselling author of Counterfeit "Bursts with heart, emotion, and wisdom.timely and important, The Forest Becomes Her is Carrick Dalton at the height of her storytelling prowess.

" -- Kristy Woodson Harvey, New York Times Bestselling Author of Beach House Rules "A beautifully wrought tale that intertwines motherhood, Mother Nature, and mysticism in unexpected ways. Dalton''s lyrical storytelling captures the aching pull of the land and the bonds that tether us to one another." --Karen Winn, author of Our Little World and The Society Praise for The Last Beekeeper "Dalton''s passion and love for the natural world vibrates gloriously off every page. The Last Beekeeper is not only an intriguing mystery but an important reminder of what we stand to lose." --Charlotte McConaghy, New York Times bestselling author of Once There Were Wolves "Filled with meditations on the fragile beauty of nature and the power of hope and resilience, this heartfelt novel will keep readers turning the pages late into the night." --Angie Kim, internationally bestselling author of Miracle Creek "Dalton weaves an intricate story of friendships carefully made and tended when mere survival would seem to make such bonds impossible. The Last Beekeeper is ingeniously plotted, both clever and tender on every page. I couldn''t put it down.

" --Rebecca Scherm, author of A House Between Earth and the Moon passion and love for the natural world vibrates gloriously off every page. The Last Beekeeper is not only an intriguing mystery but an important reminder of what we stand to lose." --Charlotte McConaghy, New York Times bestselling author of Once There Were Wolves "Filled with meditations on the fragile beauty of nature and the power of hope and resilien.