"By turns spare and solemn, but also vast and treacherous, as the Southwest." Jeffrey Stayton. "Davidson's rich prose plunges the reader into a hell all the more terrifying for its banality... grabs you by the throat and drags you down a twisted road." E.Z. Rinsky. "A beautiful nightmare. A book that haunts, teases, and compels. a must-read for any brave horror fan." Erik Storey. "Like some knives, a work of art: sharp, frightening, and elegant." Nicholas Mainieri. "A perfectly paced thriller that's chillingly fun to read, but Davidson's prose transcends genre like a fresh Cormac McCarthy." Dana Chamblee Carpenter. "A flint-hard, gorgeously written nightmare." Laird Barron. "With lyrical prose and creeping dread, Davidson turns the screws." Kelly J. Ford. "A riveting blend of vampire horror, a serial killer's tale, and police procedural." Dana Cameron.
