Spending half my life on planes and trains, I'm desperate for new books that will hold my febrile and limitless imagination. This is one that has managed that feat:
Sounds cheesy, doesn't it, all sub-Buffy, post-Twilight teenage angst? But that would be wrong: this is a very, very grown-up book, all world-weary cynicism and bawdy reflections. Thrilling, in fact. Recommended.
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