"Classic horror imagery is paired with a flawed protagonist who reckons with the guilt and grief caused by her habit of lying and her obsession with streaming. [...] A fast-paced supernatural mystery ideal for fans of horror games."
--Kirkus Reviews
"Schlote-Bonne's debut novel moves fast and doesn't slow down. Fans of
Five Nights at Freddy's and other horror games will undoubtedly binge this jump scare-filled story."
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Booklist "In mixing demonic scares, personal trauma, and online (and in-person) gaslighting this tense but fun novel feels like our very unsure, ambiguous now. I inhaled
Such Lovely Skin, and now I'm even more afraid of everything."
--Paul Tremblay, author of
The Cabin at the End of the World and
A Head Full of Ghosts
"Ultra-thrilling."
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TV Guide "Perfectly creepy and utterly transfixing, I devoured
Such Lovely Skin in a single sitting. A masterfully crafted story of spine-tingling tension, terrifying jump scares, and heart-wrenching moments. I can't wait to read whatever she writes next."
--Diana Urban, award-winning author of
Under the Surface "A wonderfully tense book that takes a long hard look at the worst parts of us. There is nothing scarier than a demonic entity who will hurt the people you love in order to hurt you, and there's a reason it wears your face."
-Rin Chupeco, author of
The Bone Witch "A fast paced and thrilling trip into the nightmare of watching someone wear your face and destroy your life. This book will get under your skin in the best way possible."
--Liselle Sambury, author of
Delicious Monsters and
Blood Like Magic "Fans of J-horror and video games will absolutely devour this one. Visceral, twisty, and terrifyingly real."
--Catherine Yu, author of
Direwood and
Helga "Impeccably paced and immersive. Surveillance, guilt, and a need to belong collide with blood-curdling demonic terror. Utterly compelling!"
--Katya de Becerra, author of
When Ghosts Call Us Home "Equal parts a tragically beautiful story of overcoming grief, and a heart-pounding horror that demands to be read with the lights on, this book is utterly un-put-downable."
--Meredith Tate, author of
The Last Confession of Autumn Casterly
