Saint Death's Herald

A rip-roaring, tiger-carpet-soaring, shapeshifter-lore-ing, wizard-duel-a-warring wonder... Cooney writes like a yule log on fire: warm, crackling, snapping from time to time to keep you on your toes * Reactor *
Effervescent, glittering, as fizzy and breathtaking as a shower of shooting stars * Every Book a Doorway *
Cooney's prose is top-notch, with imaginative turn-of-phrase, zest, and poetry interlaced into the world * Distorted Visions *
Cooney nails the novel's ending with positive affirmations of the series' themes of love, kith, and kin * Skiffy and Fanty Show *
An incredible book * FanFiAddict *
Highly recommended to lovers of necromancers, LGBTQ+ fantasy, and tangential footnotes * Paste *
The book has trauma, and grief, and a poignant goodbye to someone I never thought I would care about * Pixelated Geek *
Effulgent, effervescent, effusively beautiful. Every superlative I can think of and then some... A perfect joy of a book and I love it like I love the sun -- Cassandra Khaw, author of THE LIBRARY AT HELLEBORE
Bold and ambitious, brilliantly black-humoured and fantastically strange... An ode to gods, ghosts, Death and necromancers - and getting out alive. Gruesomely gorgeous -- Angela Slatter, author of THE CRIMSON ROAD
Morbidly effervescent, joyfully macabre, lucidly baroque, a gift of bright warmth beneath syrup and knives and a film of glittering ice -- Kathleen Jennings, author of HONEYEATER
Cooney makes me laugh, cry, and gasp in equal measure. Saint Death's Herald had me doing all of those. Repeatedly -- Anthony Cardno