Keefe's fast-paced narrative style makes this a hard book to put down. A heartbreaking look into moral ambiguity, righteousness, and how one's actions are remembered.
--Kevin
Witty, sexy, wry, and dreamlike. Imagine Holden Caulfield went to college, becomes kind of self-aware, kind of tries to be a good person, then finds himself suddenly caught up in an afterlife bureaucracy and in love. A ghost love story as apt metaphor for any number of failed flings and passions with living partners.
--Kevin
One of those supernatural-bayou based-atmospheric-literary chillers. Dark and raw. Like "House of Leaves" meets "True Detective" season one. "Sounds creepy and awful," says Secret Garden owner, Christy. It is! And I couldn't put it down.
--Kevin
This book absolutely exceeded my expectations. It's so much more than a crime novel. The main character, a reluctant and relatable police officer, must grapple with a family torn apart by the opioid crisis in the midst of a rapidly gentrifying town.
--Kevin