The Halls of the Dead by S. M. Hallow Holiday Frankie doesn’t quite know what

Frankie doesn’t quite know what to make of Paige and her eight-year-old son Bobby

'Pure magic – a bewitching tale of romance and whimsy

So when Harvard Law School rejects Elizabeth for not standing out enough—which she knows means she's just another boring Asian female—her carefully constructed life falls apart

In a world where nothing is quite what it seems

and potential romance

The Halls of the Dead by S. M. Hallow Holiday Frankie doesn’t quite know whatA queer, gothic horror romance set in a necromancy tinged London, sure to entrance fans of The Death of Jane Lawrence and Mexican Gothic. London, December 1849 Irene Shallcross Haley has dedicated her life to necromancy, a forbidden, reviled art that is passed along through sentient grimoires bound in human skin. With her undead husband St. Johna marriage of kindred spirits and platonic convenienceshe has been protecting the knowledge of generations