Author:Lauren Kate

SOME ANGELS ARE DESTINED TO FALL.
Instant. Intense. Weirdly familiar . . .
The moment Luce looks at Daniel she knows she has never felt like this before. Except she can't shake the feeling that she has . . . and with him - a boy she doesn't remember ever setting eyes on.
Will her attempt to find out why enlighten her - or destroy her?
Dangerously exciting and darkly romantic. Fallen is a thrilling story about forbidden love.
This thriller is dark and romantic, an absolute blinder of a book. Every teenage girl (and her mum) is going to want to read it
—— The SunImaginative and very sexy
—— BellaReaders who prefer paranormal romance will adore Fallen by Lauren Kate
—— Irish IndependentBursting with emotion, this is a roller coaster story of unbridled and dangerous desires
—— Love ReadingThis is a gothic love story featuring fallen angels and forbidden love (a winning formula) that will thrill and delight in equal measure
—— Fantasy Book ReviewI really enjoyed it and couldn't put it down all weekend!
—— Ashley Robbins , Assistant Buyer, Children's Fiction, WHSI saw the cover, and true book lust began . . . seductive and more than a little scary . . . The sexual tension drips off the pages . . . There are more twists and turns in the book than a dance sequence . . . Fallen is an amazing start to a series and a refreshing change to the genre
—— ChicklishI couldn't put it down . . . I highly recommend this book
—— Narratively SpeakingTwilight fans will love this word-of-mouth hit
—— Reading ZoneThere is sometimes awesomeness behind the covers. And Fallen is one such book. And the cover is deliciously gothic . . . The book has an air of mystery to it, and there are twists and turns everywhere. It certainly keeps you guessing . . . Move over, Hush, Hush, for there is more originality and awesomeness here
—— Books and the UniverseFull of unexpected twists, with romance, intrigue and even scares
—— Bournemouth Daily EchoAn exciting climax and an intriguing ending
—— Library ThingI have one word for you: WOW! This book is absolutely amazing! I cannot wait to read the next book in this series, Torment. Seriously, Fallen is unbelievably good, and I may just have to read it again soon. You need this book!
—— Once Upon a BookcaseLauren Kate really knows how to keep a reader engaged. A breathtaking read. 5/5
—— Gripped Into BooksWith its original plot and charming protagonist, there is much to like about Emily Barr's young-adult debut.
Her [Emily's] page-turning talents are put to good use in Flora's adventure, as the reader accompanies a brave teenager on a journey to discover who she really is.
Barr's light touch captures the innocence and integrity of Flora's voice.
Readers will surely have difficulty forgetting about Flora, her parents and their predicament.
An icily atmospheric story with a captivating hook.
A pacy page-turner that packs a significant emotional punch.
An absorbing, original and definitely memorable book.
—— Sunday ExpressA winning mix of a John Green/ Rainbow Rowell-style sharpness and sensitivity, but underlined with a darker edge, belying the author's previous experience as a thriller writer . . . a coming-of-age, finding-yourself-type novel which is, in turn, unsettling and uplifting.
—— ViewThis is yet another masterwork from the wonderful Israeli novelist whose work resonates with emotional intelligence, humanity and truth.
—— Eileen Battersby , Irish TimesBold, brash, angry and heartbreakingly tender, with flurries of exasperated humour, here is a novel to take one by surprise… A demanding and gloriously rewarding novel, in it Grossman confronts the business of being alive.
—— Eileen Battersby , Irish TimesA sensitive and deeply emotional account of a past-prime comedian… This book is an immersive read for both the fans and haters of the stand-up comedy, but tread carefully if you’re not up for an emotional rollercoaster.
—— Yoojung Chun , Oxford StudentThe perfect antidote to Trump.
—— Sarah Churchwell , GuardianThis book is a compelling study of the relationship between artist and spectator, and how suffering feeds into art, and he’s made of it a bravura performance… Extraordinary.
—— Alastair Mabbott , HeraldA haunting, intense and Man Booker International prize-winning novel from a great writer.
—— Mail on SundayIncredibly fast paced, and the dialogue comes at you like a machine gun… It is powerful in its own right.
—— Sara Garland , NudgeAbrasive, unexpected and eventually heartbreaking, it is a masterclass in characterisation and structure, and it beat off some exceptionally strong competition to win the prize… A Horse Walks into a Bar is quite unlike any other Grossman book except in one important respect: it’s another masterpiece.
—— Nick Barley , New StatesmanExcellent.
—— Dara Ó Briain , ObserverPitch-perfect black comedy
—— Salman Rushdie , Guardian






