Description: "A master of intrigue, Brown has crafted a haunting mystery that will . . . push readers until the very end."-- Booklist "Weaves a complex narrative with a lyrical thread of memoires; [An] arresting, unsettling, and beautiful tale. Brown enchants and haunts by making the reader question every voice, every truth."-- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "Karen Brown deftly manages to make the occult ordinary and the strange familiar in this surprising and suspenseful novel."-- Lily Tuck, National Book Award-winning author of The News from Paraguay "Karen Brown draws us effortlessly into the mysterious world of The Clairvoyants , where the line between the dead and the living falls away. An enchanting novel that will keep you turning pages!"-- Wendy Walker, bestselling author of All Is Not Forgotten "Karen Brown's The Clairvoyants is an eerie and affecting dose of Gothic fiction. Martha Mary would've been right at home in a Shirley Jackson novel. Martha sees ghosts, and by the end of the twisting, quietly unnerving story, you will swear you do too."-- Paul Tremblay, author of A Head Full of Ghosts and Disappearance at Devil's Rock "With an insightful and poetic voice, Karen Brown creates a mystical world filled with suspense, desire and lastly acceptance. Her sophomore novel, The Clairvoyants , simmers from beginning to end and will leave readers wondering if ghosts might be lingering just outside the door."-- Lori Roy, Edgar Award-winning author of Bent Road and Until She Comes Home " The Clairvoyants is a deliciously modern classic ghost story, full of snowstorms and sly sisters and sorrowful, dangerous parties. Karen Brown has created a world in which the dead are as real as the living and the living cannot be trusted. I was haunted by my visit there and, like the ghosts that populate this taut and magnetic novel, I didn't want to leave."-- Chloe Benjamin, author of The Anatomy of Dreams " The Clairvoyants is a beautiful, spookily atmospheric, ridiculously accomplished novel. Karen Brown's writing is so rich with detail, eroticism, and psychological insight that I really would read anything with her name on it--grocery list, instruction manual, casserole recipe, brilliant new novel."-- Christine Sneed, author of Paris, He Said

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