Member Reviews
A multilayered tale of murder, mayhem and madness in Golden Age Hollywood. Full of suspense, twists and turns this book is sure to keep readers enthralled.
what a twisty book that takes place over different time periods. All about a movie and coming back to life and Hollywood and voodoo. loved the characters
Doubleday, are you fucking kidding me? Why are you publishing this? One villain is a woman of color, described in the most despicable stereotypical language; the other is disfigured . Women are "broken," and "icy" and "glacial," particularly queer ones. The author apparently also has a thing for penis length, as readers are exposed to a number of references about it. This book is racist, misogynist, and appalling. Oh, and it gets a ton of info on early film history wrong, too.
Readers, want a book about silent film and the occult that doesn't include all of thus utter garbage? I recommend Silvia Moreno'Garcia's Silver Nitrate, which is brilliant.