Libba Bray returns to 1920s New York with all the glamour, danger, and occult menace that made the first book hum. As dreams turn fevered and a mysterious sleeping sickness spreads through the city, the Diviners are drawn into a darker kind of haunting, where desire, fear, and power all move beneath the surface at once. Stylish and eerie in equal measure, it gives the Jazz Age a shimmer that never quite hides its teeth.
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