Mari
Mesa doesn't lift her foot off the gas as Rose/Luna struggles with identity, mobsters and earth magic while she tries to make it big in 1920s New York City.
The scene and character descriptions were as visceral and beautiful as Rose's culture and supernatural abilities. I also didn't expect the hard look at intersectionality threaded throughout the story, giving characters additional weight and meaning.
This book kept me entertained and guessing from page one. Love it!
Mesa doesn't lift her foot off the gas as Rose/Luna struggles with identity, mobsters and earth magic while she tries to make it big in 1920s New York City.
The scene and character descriptions were as visceral and beautiful as Rose's culture and supernatural abilities. I also didn't expect the hard look at intersectionality threaded throughout the story, giving characters additional weight and meaning.
This book kept me entertained and guessing from page one. Love it!