She is known for starring in the romantic drama Honeyglue (2015), and for writing the New York Times best-selling novel How To Hang A Witch, published by Penguin Random House in 2016.
[1] Her grandmother has an impressive collection of items related to Mather family history, including journals and letters dating back to the Revolutionary war, the Titanic, and the Salem witch trials, which Adriana uses as inspiration for her writing.
[3] Mather's debut screen role was in a film called Chasing Shakespeare (2013), co-starring Danny Glover and Graham Greene.
Katie Walsh of LA Times calls it "an embodied performance"[8] and Jason Coleman of Starpulse describes it as "one of the most realistic and arresting character cancer transformations ever".
Seventeen described it as "Mean Girls meets history class in the best possible way.”[13] The follow-up to How to Hang a Witch, titled Haunting the Deep, was published on October 3, 2017.