Books in the Media
Our brilliant authors have received lots of great press this past week!
Jen Williams received a great review from Booklist for THE HUNGRY DARK. They call it “[A] winning mix of heart-pounding plot, eerie urban legends, unreliable protagonists, and full, lush character development.”
Booklist also reviewed Hannah Kaner’s SUNBRINGER: “Kaner’s world is richly built … Sunbringer is full of twists and dread, and ends explosively in a way that will make readers crave the third book and series conclusion.”
Glamour named SUNBRINGER by Hannah Kaner as one of their Best Books of February! “This story has it all, layered characters, adventure, twists, and a fast paced plot.”
Goodreads published an article of ‘96 On-Trend Mysteries and Thrillers for You to Read’ and included Carmella Lowkis’ Spitting Gold!
DAY ONE by Abigail Dean received a lovely review in Red Magazine. They write that it is “a beautifully written exploration of memory, grief and how we try to make sense of the senseless.” Red’s print magazine has also published an interview with Abigail where she discusses her journey to writing her second novel.
DAY ONE was reviewed for the Irish Examiner who call it “A heart-breaking exploration of our obsession with tragedy and what it really means to live it.”
Prima’s book editor, Nina Pottell, has selected DAY ONE by Abigail Dean as one of her picks for the March issue.
Another stunning review for DAY ONE from iNews: “‘Day One is as gripping as it is beautifully and intelligently written”
Woman and Home have featured DAY ONE by Abigail Dean, THE WRONG SISTER by Claire Douglas and THE BOOK OF SECRETS by Anna Mazzola in their April Book Club!
Snack Magazine have published an interview with Elle Machray for their March issue (and Elle is on the cover!).
Voice Magazine offered a great review of Saara El-Arifi’s FAEBOUND: “Faebound promises readers an enchanting journey into a realm where magic, mystery and great representation blend together to form an incredible fantasy novel.”
WHEN WE WERE SILENT by Fiona McPhillips received a glowing review from Publishers Weekly, who call it a “triumph”!
The Daily Mail offered a brilliant review of Tom Winter’s IN SEARCH OF ETHEL CARTWRIGHT. The editor says: “I loved this moving story about secrecy, shame and the healing power of vulnerability.”
