Praise for Deceptions:
“With each new series entry (Omens; Visions), Armstrong’s characterizations grow richer… the elements of magic are an undercurrent to emotional entanglements rather than taking center stage.” —Library Journal
“Shifting alliances, mercurial villains, and multiple retellings of ancient tales make the details… rewarding to catch.” —Kirkus
“Fast-paced and engaging story…Those already hooked on the weird doings in Cainsville will have no reason to be disappointed here.” —Booklist
“This astonishing third installment in Armstrong’s enigmatic and eerie Cainsville series delivers some incredible answers while raising more questions… Searching for those answers makes this book mesmerizing from the opening page! Terrific!” —RT Book Reviews
Praise for the Cainsville series:
“Fast-paced and mysterious.” –USA Today ‘Happy Ever After’ on Visions
“[The] chilling ending leaves just enough unresolved to hook readers for the next installment.”—Publishers Weekly on Visions
“One of the best new series debuts this year! With its compelling characters and completely original set up, OMENS delivers a powerful combination of suspenseful thrills and supernatural chills. I can’t wait to read more!”
—Lisa Gardner, New York Times bestselling author of Touch & Go
“Like the creepy, spooky town of Cainsville, Kelley Armstrong’s OMENS lured me in. I was too busy, way too busy for this book, which, through a series of surprises and sleights of hand, had me conspiring for ways to get back to the gripping story, the colorfully bizarre cast of characters, and the clever, strong, smart heroine at its center. Don’t pick this book up if you have anything else to do. It will grab you by the collar and won’t let you up for air until it’s good and ready. And once you’re done, you won’t soon forget it.”
—Lisa Unger, New York Times bestselling author of In the Blood
“Urban fantasy powerhouse Armstrong (the Otherworld series) begins the Cainsville series with a gripping thriller-paced novel featuring a young woman who learns that her wealthy parents adopted her after her biological parents were convicted of being serial killers. Mind control, gunplay, and double crosses will keep readers on edge to the last page.”
—Publishers Weekly on Omens
“Cainsville might be a nice place to visit, but I’m too creeped out to live there. Luckily, Armstrong isn’t, and her dispatches from this village filled with sinister secrets are going to be keeping her readers up well into the night.”
—Linwood Barclay, #1 international bestselling author
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