“What impressed me most was her fearless genre-hopping. 'Scarlet and Shadow' delivers a delightful fairy tale adventure complete with derring-do, while managing to be both whimsical and surprisingly dark. Another tale of fairies and new flavor combinations is both enchanting and haunting. The Sherlock Holmes meets Lovecraft atmosphere of 'The Search for Jedda Rose' creates a perfectly grim Victorian slum aesthetic that would make Arthur Conan Doyle hesitant to be alone in the dark. Meanwhile, 'The Quiet and the Creeping' tackles the often-overlooked setting of nursing homes with a sensitivity that only comes from genuine understanding of these spaces and the lives within them. And I won’t get into “a last meal … tender as cuts of veal.” It’s just creepy. 'Zipper Boy and the Girl Made of Light' is a heartwarming boy meets girl, in a fantastic Edward Scissorhands style tale...This is multi-genre fiction at its finest.”

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- Amazon reviewer