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- An Amazon Best Books of the Year selection
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- Nerdmuch—Best New Sci-Fi & Fantasy Books of 2018
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- Library Journal: Spring/Summer Best Debut Novels
“Interesting quirks and divided loyalties flesh out this first novel in which sf and mystery intersect in a well-craft...
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