Author:Kalayna Price
THE FIFTH BOOK IN THE HIT URBAN FANTASY SERIES - PERFECT FOR FANS OF CASSANDRA CLARE AND CHARLAINE HARRIS
The Grave Witch is about to find herself face-to-face with the walking dead . . .
Grave witch Alex Craft is no stranger to the dead talking. She raises shades, works with ghosts, and is dating Death himself. But the dead walking? That's not supposed to happen. And yet reanimated corpses are committing crimes across Nekros City.
Alex's investigation leads her deep into a web of sinister magic. When Briar Darque of the Magical Crimes Investigation Bureau gets involved, Alex finds herself with an unexpected ally of sorts. But as the dead continue to rise and wreak havoc on the living, can she get to the soul of the matter in time?
**BOOK SIX IN THE SERIES, GRAVE DESTINY, IS AVAILABLE 2nd APRIL!**
Praise for the Alex Craft series:
'A rare treat, intriguing and original. Don't miss this one' Patricia Briggs
'Fascinating magic, a delicious heartthrob and a fresh, inventive world' Chloe Neill
'A truly original and compelling urban fantasy series' RT Book Reviews
Dark urban fantasy fans will delight in this . . . The story is filled with fast-paced action and creepy, immersive world-building
—— Publishers WeeklyPrice has built a uniquely compelling world and made sure her characters are unforgettable
—— RT Book ReviewsAn exciting, interesting and wild adventure
—— The Reading CafePraise for the Alex Craft series
—— -A rare treat, intriguing and original. Don't miss this one
—— Patricia Briggs, international No. 1 bestselling author of the Mercy Thompson seriesFascinating magic, a delicious heartthrob, and a fresh, inventive world
—— Chloe Neill , New York Times bestselling author of the Chicagoland Vampires seriesA truly original and compelling urban fantasy series
—— RT Book ReviewsOnly a thin border separates the worlds of the living and the dead in Price's captivating series debut
—— Publisher's WeeklyThis series is more addictive than chocolate
—— Huntress ReviewsNonstop action that will keep you guessing
—— Night Owl ReviewsA thoroughly enjoyable magical mystery
—— Locus MagazineIvy and Abe are impossible to forget even after you've closed the book. Beautiful and wonderfully observed
—— Kate HarrisonPerfectly pitched, thought-provoking and nuanced
—— Sarah Rayner, author of 'Making Friends'Full of insight into the human experience
—— Dr. Suzanne O'Sullivan , author of It's All in Your HeadFast, furious and fabulous fun
—— Woman & HomeAnother heart-warming story from the Queen of feel-good fiction
—— The LadyA joy to read
—— USA TodayThis fun, super-readable breath of fresh air had us completely hooked
—— Fabulous magazine, Sun on SundayAn enjoyable read, funny and moving
—— Sunday PostA fun, frothy good-hearted read
—— Sunday MirrorA tale of long-term love and friendship told with Sophie’s blend of warmth and humour
—— SunMore than a book about sport it is a book about a young man struggling to find his groove in the rough and tumble of fairly unforgiving, male society.
—— Liam Heylin , Irish ExaminerIn A Natural, Raisin delves into the life of a lower league English football team – a subject never covered before, as far as I know, in literary fiction. Perhaps it doesn’t sound an immediately appealing prospect. But he makes it wholly absorbing.
—— Theo Tait , London Review of Books[A] gripping, well-written and moving story, which should interest anyone curious about enclosed worlds and hidden lives… Raisin captures both the sweat and the glory of football. He has mastered the register of manager-speak, with its urgently shouted clichés, and the earnest banter on fans’ messaging boards.
—— Sameer Rahim , ProspectA Natural makes a conceptual leap that most old-style football fiction laboured to achieve: in the end its characters are as important as the milieu that tethers them and what emerges is an exceptionally good novel, which just happens to take place on a football pitch.
—— DJ Taylor , GuardianRaisin provides an authentic portrayal of life in the lower divisions both on and off the pitch. The fine details are present in the pre-match nerves in the changing rooms, the neatly laid out kit and the smell of Deep Heat, but it is the unchecked laddishness, the fake camaraderie and the close scrutiny from supporters on social media that Raisin wants us to feel… This is a rare novel about the challenge of being a gay professional footballer and hopefully it will go some way to help changing perceptions in a sport that has still got a very long way to go.
—— Ian Aspinall , Late TackleRoss Raisin’s book about a gay footballer, demands about 200 pages of patience, but you won’t regret it. In the vertiginous second half of this rich, wise study of masculinity, Raisin demonstrates with extraordinary sensitivity how difficult it can be to attain E.M. Forster’s dictum, “Only connect!”
—— Claire Lowdon , Times Literary SupplementThe virtue of devastatingly simple storytelling was also felt in Ross Raisin’s A Natural…one of my favourite novels of the year, about a gay footballer hiding an affair with the groundsman at his struggling lower-league team.
—— Anthony Cummins , Daily TelegraphA deeply moving portrait of fear and acceptance.
—— John Boyne , Irish IndependentThis seems like one of those books designed to fold straightaway into contemporary liberal conversation.
—— The SkinnyCause for jubilation . . . This proves her to be the reigning queen of British chick lit . . . insightful, funny and poignant
—— Daily MailPraise for Marian Keyes
—— -Gloriously funny
—— The Sunday TimesFunny but poignant
—— Marie ClaireA total triumph
—— Daily MailNot only is it a great story with funny, loveable characters, it made me laugh out loud
—— StylistA beautifully written modern love story from Britain's best contemporary female author
—— Sun on SundayWonderfully written and completely engrossing, with exquisitely drawn characters in a brilliantly plotted narrative. It will make you think long after you finish the final page
—— Daily MailA tender, funny and hopeful look at love, grief and life. Bumper box of tissues required
—— StylistA beautiful read
—— HelloFunny, heart-warming and extremely wise
—— PrimaA deeply satisfying book full of big emotions
—— Good HousekeepingA laugh-out-loud, rollicking good read and a very touching love story
—— Sunday IndependentMoyes is the queen of the classy weepy
—— ElleA delight
—— The Daily MirrorA sparkling novel of hope and sacrifice’
—— Glasgow HeraldMagical, heart-warming and time-bending story.
—— Mslexia