Deadroads: A Novel of Supernatural Suspense

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Lutie always wanted a pet ghost--but the devil's in the details. The Sarrazins have always stood apart from the rest of their Bayou-born neighbors. Almost as far as they prefer to stand from each other. Blessed--or cursed--with the uncanny ability to see beyond the spectral plane, Aurie has raised his children, Sol, Baz, and Lutie, in the tradition

Reviews

"Deadroads is an amusement park of the undead: ghosts, killers (and killed), demons abound. Robin Riopelle remembers to keep the dark fantasy nice and dark."
Andrew Pyper, author of The Demonologist

"Moves deftly between the flashbacks of three children growing up in southern swampland (here Bayou Country in the 1990s) and contemporary scenes of the hunt for an uncanny serial killer [...] Riopelle knows what she's doing."
Faren Miller, Locus

"Vividly drawn [...] maintains a nice pace with more than a few surprises along the way."
Monsters & Critics

"Entertaining, its mystery compelling, but it was also far more emotionally complex than Id expected [...] If you enjoy supernatural fantasy and a good ghost story then Robin Riopelles debut Deadroads should suit you to a tee"
A Fantastical Librarian

"...a vivid, languorous, chilling tale of the supernatural."
Linda Poitevin, author of the Grigori Legacy series

A ghost story more haunting than most, about a family more haunted than most. [] Dangerously easy to sink into.
Kate Heartfield, writer and editor
"Deadroads is an amusement park of the undead: ghosts, killers (and killed), demons abound. Robin Riopelle remembers to keep the dark fantasy nice and dark."
Andrew Pyper, author of The Demonologist

"Moves deftly between the flashbacks of three children growing up in southern swampland (here Bayou Country in the 1990s) and contemporary scenes of the hunt for an uncanny serial killer [...] Riopelle knows what she's doing."
Faren Miller, Locus

"Vividly drawn [...] maintains a nice pace with more than a few surprises along the way."
Monsters & Critics

"Entertaining, its mystery compelling, but it was also far more emotionally complex than Id expected [...] If you enjoy supernatural fantasy and a good ghost story then Robin Riopelles debut Deadroads should suit you to a tee"
A Fantastical Librarian

"...a vivid, languorous, chilling tale of the supernatural."
Linda Poitevin, author of the Grigori Legacy series

A ghost story more haunting than most, about a family more haunted than most. [] Dangerously easy to sink into.
Kate Heartfield, writer and editor

Author Bio

Robin Riopelle was born and raised on Canadas west coast. In addition to writing fiction for adults, she is also an illustrator for childrens books. Deadroads is her first novel. Riopelle lives in Canada.