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Mexican Gothic:
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Blends chilling scenes of all-out horror with elements of traditional gothic . . . It’s Lovecraft meets the Brontës in Latin America, Guardian
With peculiar characters, a family curse and enough suspense to hold the reader’s attention, it is the perfect summer read, The Lady
This pitch-perfect Gothic tale is a delicious, delicious delight, Heat
Masterful . . . a gloriously moody adventure. Spooky, smart, and wry. Chic, no-nonsense Noemà Taboada is one hell of a tour guide through this world of mystery, scandal and spirits, Victor LaValle, author of The Changeling
Darkly brilliant and captivating. Readers who love old houses and family secrets will devour this book (as I did!). The setting itself – High Place, with its reputation for devouring the dreams of young women – is a character in this marvelously fantastical novel. From 1950s glamorous Mexican high society to the crumbling pride of an abandoned silver mine, Moreno-Garcia enthralls with this twisty tale of love and betrayal, Yangsze Choo, New York Times bestselling author of The Night Tiger and The Ghost Bride
Tense, atmospheric and beautifully written, Mexican Gothic will carry readers back in time to 1950s Mexico where a dark secret looms large, insidiously winding its way through the pages. A spellbinding, suspenseful, immersive read!, Chanel Cleeton, New York Times & USA Today bestselling author of The Last Train to Key West
A gorgeous piece of work . . . absolutely terrifying, and it has stayed with me in a powerful way, Sarah Gailey, Hugo Award-winning author of Magic for Liars
So powerful I sometimes had to look away . . . plays all the classic Gothic tropes with deft confidence while weaving in a much more modern and visceral strain of horror, Vivian Shaw, author of the Dr Greta Helsing series
Stylish and sinister . . . a gothic masterpiece, Gwenda Bond, New York Times bestselling author of Stranger Things: Suspicious Minds











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