RaveThe Los Angeles Review of Books...at a whopping 600 pages, it manages to be both meaty and erudite, epic and granular — a thoroughly immersive experience ... Seay is especially adept at crafting suspense, expertly pacing both charged, sinister conversations and breakneck action sequences. And his commitment to building each world — its atmosphere, its inhabitants, its poetic minutiae — is nothing short of mesmerizing.
