I find Rebecca to be a little cowardly, but that's what makes it very believable, because not all heroines are fearless. The rich history went even deeper and broader, expanding to well known history instead of pertaining to heritage of New Orleans alone. That was great! I live in Louisiana and I visit New Orleans very often, so it's great when you can read something and visualize its settings so vividly. straddles the line between ghost story and realistic fiction so well.WHAT THE FLIP?!!! I did not know she was writing a sequel to Ruined! Oh my freaking God, I am spazing out right now! I know the books arn't that long, but theyre so damn good! I need this book! atmospheric page-turner." - Booklist"Entertaining and unique.
thoroughly embraces the rich history, occult lore and complex issues of race, ethnicity, class and culture." - Publishers Weekly, starred review"Fast-paced. straddles the line between ghost story and realistic fiction so well." - VOYA, Praise for RUINED:*" haunting love letter to New Orleans.
atmospheric page-turner." - Booklist "Entertaining and unique. thoroughly embraces the rich history, occult lore and complex issues of race, ethnicity, class and culture." - Publishers Weekly, starred review "Fast-paced. straddles the line between ghost story and realistic fiction so well." - VOYA, Praise for RUINED: *" haunting love letter to New Orleans. straddles the line between ghost story and realistic fiction so well." - VOYA, Praise for Ruined *" haunting love letter to New Orleans. Praise for Ruined *" haunting love letter to New Orleans.
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