Dinner with the Cannibal Sisters

From New York Times bestselling and award-winning novelist Douglas Clegg comes a novella (112 pages in print) of a young man on a search for the truth behind the legend of the famous Windrow sisters. More

From New York Times bestselling and award-winning novelist Douglas Clegg comes a novella (112 pages in print) of a young man on a search for the truth behind the legend of the famous Windrow sisters.

One October night long ago, authorities discovered two teenaged girls at Bog Farm surrounded by a scene of unimaginable carnage. A legend grew of their cannibalistic night of terror, but young Lucy and Sally were never put on trial and no one has ever before gotten close enough to interview them.

Twenty years later, an inexperienced reporter travels to their New Hampshire farm, determined to shed light upon the events of that dark night.

Lizzie Borden, Dr. Crippen, the Windrow Sisters — murderers whose mystique has lasted more than a century. But of them all, the tale of the Windrow girls is unrivaled in its legend of depravity and innocence corrupted.

But what is the truth of it? Who are these girls now? And why live on the same farm where the horrors took place so many years before?

No one knew the real story behind the legend of Bog Farm...until now.