Strange and Ever After (Something Strange and Deadly) - Tapa dura

review for SOMETHING STRANGE AND DEADLY: "Debut author Dennard deftly weaves together a vast plot blending historical fiction, horror, romance, and mystery. A roaring-and addictive-gothic world."--Publishers Weekly

Praise for Something Strange and Deadly: "A wonderfully brisk pace sweeps readers into an intriguing mystery. Eleanor serves as a highly entertaining guide and readers will find themselves settling in among the undead just fine."--Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books

Praise for Something Strange and Deadly: "Mystery, romance, humor, action, a sure-fire setting: Dennard delivers."--Kirkus Reviews

Praise for Something Strange and Deadly: "From the first page, readers will be awakened to an 1876 Philadelphia replete with animated corpses, irresistible romance, and a game of intrigue. Those who enjoy Cassandra Clare's the Infernal Devices series will be spellbound by Dennard's macabre and impressive debut."--Shelf Awareness--Shelf Awareness

Praise for Something Strange and Deadly: "This debut novel is quite compelling and features a plot that moves at breakneck speed. The plot is full of action, betrayal, and romance."--Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA)

"An emotionally honest, well-earned denouement brings this lively historical zombie trilogy to an honorable end."--Kirkus

review for SOMETHING STRANGE AND DEADLY: Debut author Dennard deftly weaves together a vast plot blending historical fiction, horror, romance, and mystery. A roaring-and addictive-gothic world. --Publishers Weekly"

Praise for Something Strange and Deadly: A wonderfully brisk pace sweeps readers into an intriguing mystery. Eleanor serves as a highly entertaining guide and readers will find themselves settling in among the undead just fine. --Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books"

Praise for Something Strange and Deadly: Mystery, romance, humor, action, a sure-fire setting: Dennard delivers. --Kirkus Reviews"

Praise for Something Strange and Deadly: From the first page, readers will be awakened to an 1876 Philadelphia replete with animated corpses, irresistible romance, and a game of intrigue. Those who enjoy Cassandra Clare s the Infernal Devices series will be spellbound by Dennard s macabre and impressive debut. Shelf Awareness--Shelf Awareness"