Just magnificent.-Jenn Lyons Alive with old magic, Silver in the Wood made my hair stand on end even as it beckoned me to go deeper, and in the end I couldn't resist.-C. Praise for Silver in the Wood A wildly evocative and enchanting story of old forests, forgotten gods, and new love. It's great to read queer romances, and it's even better to read complex queer romances.-Geekly, Inc. Following Silver in the Wood, this latest installment is just as magical.-Library Journal Drowned Country is even more of a triumph than its stellar predecessor. The story is peopled with characters I care about, and above all, it is haunted by a Wood that I both dream of and fear to be lost in.-Smart Bitches, Trashy Books The love story between Henry and Tobias is a charming addition to the plot as they rekindle their former relationship during their journey. It abounds in humour, adventure, tenderness, magic, and a sort of poetry. A beautiful tale full of quiet courage, magic rooted in the soil or the curling branches of trees, and a strong, determined queer love.-Booklist, starred review If you're looking for a strong ensemble of characters, high stakes, and a delicious tension-filled lovers quarrel, it doesn't get any better than this.-Book Riot Drowned Country really is a beautiful book, the sort that makes you happy to live in a world where you can read it. Tesh's second outing is elegant, evocative, and irresistible.-Publishers Weekly, starred review Complex, dreamy.

From Astounding Award Winner and Crawford Award Finalist Emily Tesh A Buzzfeed Summer 2020 Must-Read A Book Riot Must-Read Fantasy of 2020 The tender, frustrated romance between the dramatic Henry and taciturn Tobias shines.

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