 | | "This debut thriller, set on a Native American reservation in South Dakota, succeeds in my favorite ways a mystery can: providing a gripping story with a satisfying ending, as well as draw a picture of a place and people you may not have encountered before." —Ami, Director of Digital Products | | | | |  | | "Incredibly, this was my first Louise Erdrich novel… if you've ever read her, you won't be surprised to hear that I really enjoyed this, and couldn't put it down. This book involves many booksellers, a bookstore ghost (who happens to have been a store customer when she was alive), and a heart wrenching relationship between two lovers. Read this if you want a spooky, yet rooted-in-reality fall read." —Sarah, Senior Partnerships Manager | | | | |  | | "Exploring grief in a thoroughly gripping and unique way, Johns writes a thriller where the boundaries between dreams and reality slowly blur for a young Cree woman who just lost her sister and who has been isolated from her family. A perfect cold-season read." —Amanda, Editor | | | | |  | | "This sequel to the delightful Healer of the Water Monster sees Nathan going through many changes in his personal life – and for baby water monster Dew, who gets a new mentor in the form of his older sister. This incredibly moving sequel deepens our connection to the original characters, while continuing to delight with new appearances." —Ami, Director of Digital Products | | | |
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