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Random House Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0812993276
ISBN-13
9780812993271
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167874154

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Book Title
Quick
Number of Pages
544 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2014
Topic
Mystery & Detective / Historical, Fantasy / Paranormal, Occult & Supernatural, Thrillers / Suspense, Literary, Historical
Genre
Fiction
Author
Lauren Owen
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Hardcover

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1.7 in
Item Weight
28.7 Oz
Item Length
9.5 in
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Reviews
Advance praise for The Quick   "Transporting." -- Cosmopolitan "A suspenseful, gloriously atmospheric first novel, and a feast of gothic storytelling that is impossible to resist." --Kate Atkinson, bestselling author of Life After Life and Case Histories   "A sly and glittering addition to the literature of the macabre . . . As soon as you have breathed with relief, much worse horrors begin. It's a skilled, assured performance, and it's hard to believe it is a first novel." --Hilary Mantel, bestselling author of Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies   "Ambitious, elegant, atmospheric, and often deeply poignant, The Quick is a seamless blend of Victorian London and rich imagination. This is a book to savor." --Tana French, bestselling author of In the Woods and Broken Harbor, Advance praise for The Quick   "A suspenseful, gloriously atmospheric first novel, and a feast of gothic storytelling that is impossible to resist." --Kate Atkinson, bestselling author of Life After Life and Case Histories   "A sly and glittering addition to the literature of the macabre . . . As soon as you have breathed with relief, much worse horrors begin. It's a skilled, assured performance, and it's hard to believe it is a first novel." --Hilary Mantel, bestselling author of Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies   "Ambitious, elegant, atmospheric, and often deeply poignant, The Quick is a seamless blend of Victorian London and rich imagination. This is a book to savor." --Tana French, bestselling author of In the Woods and Broken Harbor, Advance praise for The Quick "The first quarter of this debut novel is a lovely, poetic tale. . . . The last half is entirely bonkers and totally unexpected. Read it with the lights on."-- The New Republic   "Seductive . . . extraordinarily polished . . . [Owen] packs many surprises into her tale, making it a book for readers to lose themselves in." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "A suspenseful, gloriously atmospheric first novel, and a feast of gothic storytelling that is impossible to resist." --Kate Atkinson, bestselling author of Life After Life and Case Histories   "A sly and glittering addition to the literature of the macabre . . . As soon as you have breathed with relief, much worse horrors begin. It's a skilled, assured performance, and it's hard to believe it is a first novel." --Hilary Mantel, bestselling author of Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies   "Ambitious, elegant, atmospheric, and often deeply poignant, The Quick is a seamless blend of Victorian London and rich imagination. This is a book to savor." --Tana French, bestselling author of In the Woods and Broken Harbor "An intricate, sinister epic . . . an impressive feat . . . Owen proves a master at anticipating readers' thoughts about future happenings and then crumbling them into dust. Her world building is exceptional, and readers will simultaneously embrace and shrink from the atmosphere's elegant ghastliness." -- Booklist   "The book's energy, its wide reach and rich detail make it a confident example of the 'unputdownable' novel." -- The Economist "An elegantly written gothic epic . . . Owen's soaring imagination and her light-handed take on magic save this story from being either obvious or boring. . . . The journey from one genre to another is satisfying and surprisingly fresh." -- Kirkus Reviews "An intriguing blend of historical, gothic, and supernatural fiction . . . [ The Quick features] wonderful atmospheric writing." -- Library Journal, "Reading the blurbs on the dust jacket of Lauren Owen''s first novel--from such luminaries as Kate Atkinson, Hilary Mantel, and Tana French--readers might think they''re about to embark on a high-handed version of the Gothic novel, full of metafictions and literary allusions. These do appear, along with some beautiful language, but by Page 100, when the first neck is about to be bitten, The Quick drops its cloak and becomes a good old-fashioned vampire novel. . . . [It''s full of] wonderful inventions, while still providing the torn collars and hungry looks the genre demands. . . . What fun." -- The New York Times Book Review (Editor''s Choice)   "Forget Jack the Ripper--it''s the curiously pale aristocratic types you need to beware of in this supernatural Gothic nightmare. . . . Owen''s stylishly sinister world of betrayal and Lovecraftian monsters will have you sleeping with the lights on." -- O: The Oprah Magazine   "The first quarter of this debut novel is a lovely, poetic tale. . . . The last half is entirely bonkers and totally unexpected. Read it with the lights on."-- The New Republic   "[A] creepy debut . . . a thrilling tale . . . This book will give you chills even on a hot day." --Minneapolis Star Tribune   "The book''s energy, its wide reach and rich detail make it a confident example of the ''unputdownable'' novel." -- The Economist   "Lauren Owen is an impressive storyteller and with this ambitious debut, the literary world will soon take notice. Part gothic mystery, part Victorian romance, The Quick is a novel where the glamorous and the macabre collide. . . . With suspenseful rhythm and illustrious prose, Owen succeeds at crafting a fresh, enchanting portrait of Victorian London wrapped around an irresistible mystery that is at once beautiful and terrifying." -- Bustle   "Seductive . . . extraordinarily polished . . . a book for readers to lose themselves in." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review)   "A suspenseful, gloriously atmospheric first novel, and a feast of gothic storytelling that is impossible to resist." --Kate Atkinson, bestselling author of Life After Life and Case Histories   "A sly and glittering addition to the literature of the macabre . . . As soon as you have breathed with relief, much worse horrors begin. It''s a skilled, assured performance, and it''s hard to believe it is a first novel." --Hilary Mantel, bestselling author of Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies   "Ambitious, elegant, atmospheric, and often deeply poignant, The Quick is a seamless blend of Victorian London and rich imagination. This is a book to savor." --Tana French, bestselling author of In the Woods and Broken Harbor   "Lauren Owen--a brand-new author with an M.A. in Victorian Literature--has produced her own mind-bending tour de force." -- Locus   "Owen has created an intricate world in which the reader feels a part. Take the trip, if you dare, into a luscious Victorian London rendered by a gifted young British writer who seems weaned on equal parts Sherlock Holmes, Buffy Summers and Harry Potter." -- Shelf Awareness   "An intricate, sinister epic . . . an impressive feat . . . Owen proves a master at anticipating readers'' thoughts about future happenings and then crumbling them into dust. Her world building is exceptional, and readers will simultaneously embrace and shrink from the atmosphere''s elegant ghastliness." -- Booklist   "An elegantly written gothic epic . . . Owen''s soaring imagination and her light-handed take on magic save this story from being either obvious or boring. . . . The journey from one genre to another is satisfying and surprisingly fresh." -- Kirkus Reviews   "An intriguing blend of historical, gothic, and supernatural fiction . . . [ The Quick features] wonderful atmospheric writing." -- Library Journal, Advance praise for The Quick   "Seductive . . . extraordinarily polished . . . [Owen] packs many surprises into her tale, making it a book for readers to lose themselves in." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "A suspenseful, gloriously atmospheric first novel, and a feast of gothic storytelling that is impossible to resist." --Kate Atkinson, bestselling author of Life After Life and Case Histories   "A sly and glittering addition to the literature of the macabre . . . As soon as you have breathed with relief, much worse horrors begin. It's a skilled, assured performance, and it's hard to believe it is a first novel." --Hilary Mantel, bestselling author of Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies   "Ambitious, elegant, atmospheric, and often deeply poignant, The Quick is a seamless blend of Victorian London and rich imagination. This is a book to savor." --Tana French, bestselling author of In the Woods and Broken Harbor "Seductive . . . extraordinarily polished . . . a book for readers to lose themselves in." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review)   "The book's energy, its wide reach and rich detail make it a confident example of the 'unputdownable' novel." -- The Economist "An elegantly written gothic epic . . . Owen's soaring imagination and her light-handed take on magic save this story from being either obvious or boring. . . . The journey from one genre to another is satisfying and surprisingly fresh." -- Kirkus Reviews, Advance praise for The Quick "[A] creepy debut . . . a thrilling tale . . . This book will give you chills even on a hot day." --Minneapolis Star Tribune   "Lauren Owen is an impressive storyteller and with this ambitious debut, the literary world will soon take notice. Part gothic mystery, part Victorian romance, The Quick is a novel where the glamorous and the macabre collide. . . . With suspenseful rhythm and illustrious prose, Owen succeeds at crafting a fresh, enchanting portrait of Victorian London wrapped around an irresistible mystery that is at once beautiful and terrifying." -- Bustle "The first quarter of this debut novel is a lovely, poetic tale. . . . The last half is entirely bonkers and totally unexpected. Read it with the lights on."-- The New Republic   "Seductive . . . extraordinarily polished . . . [Owen] packs many surprises into her tale, making it a book for readers to lose themselves in." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "A suspenseful, gloriously atmospheric first novel, and a feast of gothic storytelling that is impossible to resist." --Kate Atkinson, bestselling author of Life After Life and Case Histories   "A sly and glittering addition to the literature of the macabre . . . As soon as you have breathed with relief, much worse horrors begin. It's a skilled, assured performance, and it's hard to believe it is a first novel." --Hilary Mantel, bestselling author of Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies   "Ambitious, elegant, atmospheric, and often deeply poignant, The Quick is a seamless blend of Victorian London and rich imagination. This is a book to savor." --Tana French, bestselling author of In the Woods and Broken Harbor "The book's energy, its wide reach and rich detail make it a confident example of the 'unputdownable' novel." -- The Economist "Owen has created an intricate world in which the reader feels a part. Take the trip, if you dare, into a luscious Victorian London rendered by a gifted young British writer who seems weaned on equal parts Sherlock Holmes, Buffy Summers and Harry Potter." -- Shelf Awareness "An intricate, sinister epic . . . an impressive feat . . . Owen proves a master at anticipating readers' thoughts about future happenings and then crumbling them into dust. Her world building is exceptional, and readers will simultaneously embrace and shrink from the atmosphere's elegant ghastliness." -- Booklist   "An elegantly written gothic epic . . . Owen's soaring imagination and her light-handed take on magic save this story from being either obvious or boring. . . . The journey from one genre to another is satisfying and surprisingly fresh." -- Kirkus Reviews "An intriguing blend of historical, gothic, and supernatural fiction . . . [ The Quick features] wonderful atmospheric writing." -- Library Journal, Advance praise for The Quick   "Seductive . . . extraordinarily polished . . . [Owen] packs many surprises into her tale, making it a book for readers to lose themselves in." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "A suspenseful, gloriously atmospheric first novel, and a feast of gothic storytelling that is impossible to resist." --Kate Atkinson, bestselling author of Life After Life and Case Histories   "A sly and glittering addition to the literature of the macabre . . . As soon as you have breathed with relief, much worse horrors begin. It's a skilled, assured performance, and it's hard to believe it is a first novel." --Hilary Mantel, bestselling author of Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies   "Ambitious, elegant, atmospheric, and often deeply poignant, The Quick is a seamless blend of Victorian London and rich imagination. This is a book to savor." --Tana French, bestselling author of In the Woods and Broken Harbor "An intricate, sinister epic . . . an impressive feat . . . Owen proves a master at anticipating readers' thoughts about future happenings and then crumbling them into dust. Her world building is exceptional, and readers will simultaneously embrace and shrink from the atmosphere's elegant ghastliness." -- Booklist   "The book's energy, its wide reach and rich detail make it a confident example of the 'unputdownable' novel." -- The Economist "An elegantly written gothic epic . . . Owen's soaring imagination and her light-handed take on magic save this story from being either obvious or boring. . . . The journey from one genre to another is satisfying and surprisingly fresh." -- Kirkus Reviews "An intriguing blend of historical, gothic, and supernatural fiction . . . [ The Quick features] wonderful atmospheric writing." -- Library Journal, Advance praise for The Quick   "Seductive . . . extraordinarily polished . . . [Owen] packs many surprises into her tale, making it a book for readers to lose themselves in." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "A suspenseful, gloriously atmospheric first novel, and a feast of gothic storytelling that is impossible to resist." --Kate Atkinson, bestselling author of Life After Life and Case Histories   "A sly and glittering addition to the literature of the macabre . . . As soon as you have breathed with relief, much worse horrors begin. It's a skilled, assured performance, and it's hard to believe it is a first novel." --Hilary Mantel, bestselling author of Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies   "Ambitious, elegant, atmospheric, and often deeply poignant, The Quick is a seamless blend of Victorian London and rich imagination. This is a book to savor." --Tana French, bestselling author of In the Woods and Broken Harbor "An intricate, sinister epic . . . an impressive feat . . . Owen proves a master at anticipating readers' thoughts about future happenings and then crumbling them into dust. Her world building is exceptional, and readers will simultaneously embrace and shrink from the atmosphere's elegant ghastliness." -- Booklist "Seductive . . . extraordinarily polished . . . a book for readers to lose themselves in." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review)   "The book's energy, its wide reach and rich detail make it a confident example of the 'unputdownable' novel." -- The Economist "An elegantly written gothic epic . . . Owen's soaring imagination and her light-handed take on magic save this story from being either obvious or boring. . . . The journey from one genre to another is satisfying and surprisingly fresh." -- Kirkus Reviews "An intriguing blend of historical, gothic, and supernatural fiction . . . [ The Quick features] wonderful atmospheric writing." -- Library Journal, Advance praise for The Quick   "Seductive . . . extraordinarily polished . . . [Owen] packs many surprises into her tale, making it a book for readers to lose themselves in." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "A suspenseful, gloriously atmospheric first novel, and a feast of gothic storytelling that is impossible to resist." --Kate Atkinson, bestselling author of Life After Life and Case Histories   "A sly and glittering addition to the literature of the macabre . . . As soon as you have breathed with relief, much worse horrors begin. It's a skilled, assured performance, and it's hard to believe it is a first novel." --Hilary Mantel, bestselling author of Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies   "Ambitious, elegant, atmospheric, and often deeply poignant, The Quick is a seamless blend of Victorian London and rich imagination. This is a book to savor." --Tana French, bestselling author of In the Woods and Broken Harbor, Advance praise for The Quick   "Seductive . . . extraordinarily polished . . . [Owen] packs many surprises into her tale, making it a book for readers to lose themselves in." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "A suspenseful, gloriously atmospheric first novel, and a feast of gothic storytelling that is impossible to resist." --Kate Atkinson, bestselling author of Life After Life and Case Histories   "A sly and glittering addition to the literature of the macabre . . . As soon as you have breathed with relief, much worse horrors begin. It's a skilled, assured performance, and it's hard to believe it is a first novel." --Hilary Mantel, bestselling author of Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies   "Ambitious, elegant, atmospheric, and often deeply poignant, The Quick is a seamless blend of Victorian London and rich imagination. This is a book to savor." --Tana French, bestselling author of In the Woods and Broken Harbor "Seductive . . . extraordinarily polished . . . a book for readers to lose themselves in." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review)   "The book's energy, its wide reach and rich detail make it a confident example of the 'unputdownable' novel." -- The Economist "An elegantly written gothic epic . . . Owen's soaring imagination and her light-handed take on magic save this story from being either obvious or boring. . . . The journey from one genre to another is satisfying and surprisingly fresh." -- Kirkus Reviews "An intriguing blend of historical, gothic, and supernatural fiction . . . [ The Quick features] wonderful atmospheric writing." -- Library Journal, Advance praise for The Quick   "Seductive . . . extraordinarily polished . . . [Owen] packs many surprises into her tale, making it a book for readers to lose themselves in." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "A suspenseful, gloriously atmospheric first novel, and a feast of gothic storytelling that is impossible to resist." --Kate Atkinson, bestselling author of Life After Life and Case Histories   "A sly and glittering addition to the literature of the macabre . . . As soon as you have breathed with relief, much worse horrors begin. It's a skilled, assured performance, and it's hard to believe it is a first novel." --Hilary Mantel, bestselling author of Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies   "Ambitious, elegant, atmospheric, and often deeply poignant, The Quick is a seamless blend of Victorian London and rich imagination. This is a book to savor." --Tana French, bestselling author of In the Woods and Broken Harbor "Seductive . . . extraordinarily polished . . . a book for readers to lose themselves in." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review)   "The book's energy, its wide reach and rich detail make it a confident example of the 'unputdownable' novel." -- The Economist
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NAMED ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR BY SLATE For fans of Anne Rice, The Historian, and The Night Circus, an astonishing debut, a novel of epic scope and suspense that conjures up all the magic and menace of Victorian London   1892: James Norbury, a shy would-be poet newly down from Oxford, finds lodging with a charming young aristocrat. Through this new friendship, he is introduced to the drawing-rooms of high society and finds love in an unexpected quarter. Then, suddenly, he vanishes without a trace. Alarmed, his sister, Charlotte, sets out from their crumbling country estate determined to find him. In the sinister, labyrinthine London that greets her, she uncovers a hidden, supernatural city populated by unforgettable characters: a female rope walker turned vigilante, a street urchin with a deadly secret, and the chilling "Doctor Knife." But the answer to her brother's disappearance ultimately lies within the doors of the exclusive, secretive Aegolius Club, whose predatory members include the most ambitious, and most bloodthirsty, men in England.   In her first novel, Lauren Owen has created a fantastical world that is both beguiling and terrifying. The Quick will establish her as one of fiction's most dazzling talents.   Praise for The Quick "A suspenseful, gloriously atmospheric first novel, and a feast of gothic storytelling that is impossible to resist." --Kate Atkinson "A cracking good read . . . Owen takes the gothic conventions of the vampire novel in a refreshing new direction." --Deborah Harkness, author of  A Discovery of Witches  and  The Book of Life   "A good old-fashioned vampire novel . . . What fun." -- The New York Times Book Review (Editor's Choice)   " The Quick is that rare book that reviewers and readers live for: both plot- and character-driven, a stay-up-all-night reading romp. . . . This is elegant, witty, force-of-nature writing." --The Dallas Morning News   "The book's energy, its wide reach and rich detail make it a confident example of the 'unputdownable' novel." --The Economist   "A seamless blend of Victorian London and rich imagination." --Tana French, author of In the Woods   "A thrilling tale . . . This book will give you chills even on a hot day." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune   "Stylishly sinister . . . will have you sleeping with the lights on." --O: The Oprah Magazine   "A sly and glittering addition to the literature of the macabre." --Hilary Mantel, author of Wolf Hall   "A big, sly bucketful of the most tremendous fun . . . [Owen] weaves what's here with what's beyond as easily as J. K. Rowling does." -- Slate   "[An author of] prodigious gifts . . . Owen captures Dickens's London with glee and produces a number of characters Dickens would be happy to call his own." --Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, NAMED ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR BY "SLATE" For fans of Anne Rice, "The Historian, "and" The Night Circus, "an astonishing debut, a novel of epic scope and suspense that conjures up all the magic and menace of Victorian London 1892: James Norbury, a shy would-be poet newly down from Oxford, finds lodging with a charming young aristocrat. Through this new friendship, he is introduced to the drawing-rooms of high society and finds love in an unexpected quarter. Then, suddenly, he vanishes without a trace. Alarmed, his sister, Charlotte, sets out from their crumbling country estate determined to find him. In the sinister, labyrinthine London that greets her, she uncovers a hidden, supernatural city populated by unforgettable characters: a female rope walker turned vigilante, a street urchin with a deadly secret, and the chilling "Doctor Knife." But the answer to her brother's disappearance ultimately lies within the doors of the exclusive, secretive Aegolius Club, whose predatory members include the most ambitious, and most bloodthirsty, men in England. In her first novel, Lauren Owen has created a fantastical world that is both beguiling and terrifying. "The Quick" will establish her as one of fiction's most dazzling talents. Praise for "The Quick" "A suspenseful, gloriously atmospheric first novel, and a feast of gothic storytelling that is impossible to resist."--Kate Atkinson"""A cracking good read . . . Owen takes the gothic conventions of the vampire novel in a refreshing new direction."--Deborah Harkness, author of "A Discovery of Witches" and "The Book of Life" "A good old-fashioned vampire novel . . . What fun."--"The New York Times Book Review" (Editor's Choice) ""The Quick" is that rare book that reviewers and readers live for: both plot- and character-driven, a stay-up-all-night reading romp. . . . This is elegant, witty, force-of-nature writing.""--The Dallas Morning News"" " "The book's energy, its wide reach and rich detail make it a confident example of the 'unputdownable' novel.""--The Economist"" " "A seamless blend of Victorian London and rich imagination."--Tana French, author of "In the Woods"" " "A thrilling tale . . . This book will give you chills even on a hot day.""--"Minneapolis" Star Tribune" "Stylishly sinister . . . will have you sleeping with the lights on.""--O: The Oprah Magazine"" " "A sly and glittering addition to the literature of the macabre."--Hilary Mantel, author of "Wolf Hall" "A big, sly bucketful of the most tremendous fun . . . Owen] weaves what's here with what's beyond as easily as J. K. Rowling does."--"Slate" " An author of] prodigious gifts . . . Owen captures Dickens's London with glee and produces a number of characters Dickens would be happy to call his own.""--Pittsburgh Post-Gazette"
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