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A richly realized tale about monster hunters that explores family, community, and a whole lot of female rage.
— Paste
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Will draw you in and leave you begging for more. Rich with tension, atmosphere, and finesse, you'll want to get lost in the world of The Luminaries again and again.
— Leigh Bardugo, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Shadow & Bone and Ninth House
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I lost myself from page one in Hemlock Falls and its deadly forest, as vicious as it is inescapably alluring. Winnie Wednesday is the sort of outcast-turned-monster-hunter you can't help loving and rooting for.
— Marissa Meyer, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Gilded
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Readers will want to don a motorcycle jacket and join the nightmare hunt.
— Kirkus Review
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Enthralling from the first page, The Luminaries lures you into a misty darkness rife with thrills and romance. Living nightmares may stalk across the pages, but this book is a paranormal fantasy dream. The forest calls, and you will love every second of devouring its mysteries.
— Alexandra Bracken, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Lore
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Dennard's newest begins with a triumphant success, heralding her third sensational series filled with delectable worldbuilding and dynamic characters.
— Buzzfeed
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The Luminaries is exactly the thrilling, dangerous, heart-pounding fantasy I needed, with an incredibly original world and a heroine who knows and fights for her worth. Prepare yourself accordingly—I devoured this in a single sitting.
— Marie Lu, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Skyhunter
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Dennard’s newest is overflowing with action, adventure, and mystery with a sprinkling of romance that will keep readers turning the page.
— Booklist
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The Luminaries is your next obsession. Part family drama, part fantasy procedural, part helpful guide to monster hunting, all with a dash of romantic tension—this book is all my favorite things combined.
— Olivie Blake, New York Times bestselling author of The Atlas Six
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The Luminaries is a chilling, gripping contemporary fantasy. . . . readers can only hope that the nightmares induced by The Luminaries will be vanquished by someone as brave and real as Winnie Wednesday.
— Shelf Awareness, STARRED review