"A compulsively readable story cradling a powerful look at motherhood, filtered through the lens of vampirism." --Kelley Armstrong, New York Times bestselling author Additional praise for Caitlin Starling: "[A] genre-bending tour de force. Equal parts medical drama, psychological thriller, and gothic horror, the book pulls readers in and refuses to let them go." -- Library Journal , starred review, on The Graceview Patient "Starling expertly immerses the reader in Meg''s anxiety, showing how even the most routine experiences during a hospital stay become cause for concern to her unsettled mind. The novel''s horrors are all the more palpable. [and] readers are sure to be frightened." -- Publishers Weekly "A resonant and horrifying fever dream, The Graceview Patient is a lashing depiction of disability and the trials of healthcare. Starling deploys deft prose to wrap readers into a hallucinatory pursuit of healing--and the unraveling of reality and loss of agency at the hands of those we are told to trust most.
An absolute triumph--I devoured each and every page." --Taylor Grothe, author of Hollow and Lethal Kiss "Part existential horror, part speculative fiction, and part paranoia tale, Starling''s latest thrills and chills while exploring the contextual nature of identity and the concept of personhood. At once visceral and introspective." -- Kirkus, starred review on Last to Leave the Room "Psychological horror at its most terrifying, the kind of writing that makes you stop to question--just for a moment--how well you know your own mind and your own world." -- Bookpage on Last to Leave the Room "A delicious Gothic romance. It has to walk the line between romance and horror and not flinch away from either. The Death of Jane Lawrence is up to this task. By the time the book reached that point of no return, I was so invested that I would have followed Jane into the very depths of hell.
" --NPR.org "Inspired by Crimson Peak , the horror in this gothic set in an alternate postwar England subtly increases as the novel progresses, unease seeping into the pages." --Buzzfeed on The Death of Jane Lawrence "Starling is one of the new leading voices in horror." -- Locus Magazine Leave the Room "A delicious Gothic romance. It has to walk the line between romance and horror and not flinch away from either. The Death of Jane Lawrence is up to this task. By the time the book reached that point of no return, I was so invested that I would have followed Jane into the very depths of hell." --NPR.
org "Inspired by Crimson Peak , the horror in this gothic set in an alternate postwar England subtly increases as the novel progresses, unease seeping into the pages." --Buzzfeed on The Death of Jane Lawrence "Starling is one of the new leading voices in horror." -- Locus Magazine Leave the Room "A delicious Gothic romance. It has to walk the line between romance and horror and not flinch away from either. The Death of Jane Lawrence is up to this task. By the time the book reached that point of no return, I was so invested that I would have followed Jane into the very depths of hell." --NPR.org "Inspired by Crimson Peak , the horror in this gothic set in an alternate postwar England subtly increases as the novel progresses, unease seeping into the pages.
" --Buzzfeed on The Death of Jane Lawrence "Starling is one of the new leading voices in horror." -- Locus Magazine Leave the Room "A delicious Gothic romance. It has to walk the line between romance and horror and not flinch away from either. The Death of Jane Lawrence is up to this task. By the time the book reached that point of no return, I was so invested that I would have followed Jane into the very depths of hell." --NPR.org "Inspired by Crimson Peak , the horror in this gothic set in an alternate postwar England subtly increases as the novel progresses, unease seeping into the pages." --Buzzfeed on The Death of Jane Lawrence "Starling is one of the new leading voices in horror.
" -- Locus Magazine i>Crimson Peak, the horror in this gothic set in an alternate postwar England subtly increases as the novel progresses, unease seeping into the pages." --Buzzfeed on The Death of Jane Lawrence "Starling is one of the new leading voices in horror." -- Locus Magazine.