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Praise for Maria Tureaud

“Meshing gothic horror and history, this book challenges everything you thought you knew about the Irish potato famine. . . The author brilliantly incorporates real historical documents and invokes the supernatural and Irish folklore to open readers' eyes to the devastating reality.” —Julie Rodgers for NPR on This House Will Feed

“Masterfully blending well-researched history with Irish folk horror, Tureaud’s striking adult debut is the haunting tale of a young woman’s experience of Ireland’s Great Hunger…The politics prove just as harrowing as the haunting as Tureaud dives deep into Irish/Anglo tensions.” —Publishers Weekly, STARRED REVIEW on This House Will Feed

“Woven with political intrigue, powerful relationships, and supernatural beings you wouldn't want to meet in a dark forest, Tureaud once again proves that she's the master of Irish Gothic.” —Saratoga Schaefer, USA Today bestselling author of Trad Wife on Beneath, It Sleeps

“With Beneath, It Sleeps, Tureaud has again woven an intoxicatingly haunting tale of obsession, folklore, and revenge that kept me riveted until the very last page. Readers looking for a lush gothic horror combined with a swoon worthy love story, should drop everything and pick up this book.” —Jess Armstrong, USA Today bestselling author of The Curse of Penryth Hall on Beneath, It Sleeps

“Maria Tureaud once again delivers a Gothic masterpiece rooted in the darkest corners of Irish history and centered on a perfectly flawed heroine. Beneath, It Sleeps serves as a gorgeously haunting examination of love, loyalty, and a reminder that we can't outrun the demons of our past ... we can only face them.” —Jenny Adams, Agatha Award-Nominated Author of A Deadly Endeavor on Beneath, It Sleeps

“Dark and devilishly Gothic, Beneath, It Sleeps never shies away from the true horrors and injustices faced by women, both of the time and to this day. Tureaud constantly demonstrates that she is the reigning master of the Irish historical Gothic.” —Teagan Olivia King, author of Spit Back the Bones and Bitterbloom on Beneath, It Sleeps

“This House Will Feed is a major tearjerker with a brutally realistic setting and an intensely satisfying finale.” —CrimeReads on This House Will Feed

“This eerie book examines survival, identity and the price of making risky pledges by fusing historical tension with a gothic ambiance.” —BookTrib

“This House Will Feed is both a luscious Gothic, as well a poignant examination of the nature of loss and collective memory in a time of unspeakable horrors. I absolutely adored it and look forward to what Tureaud has in store for us next.” —Hester Fox, author of The Last Heir to Blackwood Library on This House Will Feed