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The Beautiful Ones
From the New York Times bestselling author of Mexican Gothic comes a sweeping romance with a dash of magic.
Notable Mentions
- Starred review in School Library Journal
- 2018 Locus Recommended Reading List
- Publisher’s Weekly SFF Fall 2017 Top 10 Upcoming Books
- B&N Romance Fall Preview Guide: 16 Books to Get You Through the Season
- B&N Best Science Fiction & Fantasy Books of October 2017
- Kirkus: 10 Fall Books To Look Forward To
- 7 Fantasy Romance Novels You Won’t Want to Miss this Fall
- 49th Shelf Most Anticipated Fall 2017 Fiction Preview
- Women Write About Comics: Diverse Fantasy for Fall 2017
- Bibliosanctum “Can’t Wait” Books of Late 2017
- Vancouver Sun Fall arts books: Three great local reads
- The Verge: 16 science fiction, fantasy, and horror books to read this October
Reviews
“Moreno-Garcia fills her fantastic novel of manners with sumptuous language and plausible romantic complications in a setting that appears to be based on 19th-century France and is lightly garnished with minor magic…Readers who enjoyed Mary Robinette Kowal’s Glamourist Histories magical Regency series will be particularly enthralled by the genuine emotions evoked in the course of the unsustainable love triangle.” – Publishers Weekly
“This novel of manners presents carefully crafted characters with nuanced motivations to rival any Thomas Hardy classic. Moreno-Garcia adeptly captures the ecstatic highs of first love and the bitter disappointments of first heartbreak. Hints of the paranormal and dashes of adventure and feminism are subtly interwoven, making for an unforgettable work.” – School Library Journal, starred review
“The talented author of Certain Dark Things and Signal to Noise returns with a novel that is light on fantasy but overflowing with delicious melodrama … a great fit for fans of the 18th-century French classic Les Liaisons Dangereuses.” – Library Journal
“This elegant tale of hidden desires and misplaced amour will appeal to fans of historical fantasy.” – Booklist
“Though it may depart in setting and subgenre, The Beautiful Ones demonstrates Moreno-Garcia’s smart and colorful writing, with descriptions both sensory and sumptuous, and characters you will root for, even in their worst moments.” – B&N Blog
“The Beautiful Ones is an elegantly paced novel that moves its characters into place with ease, with careful attention paid to ways a word or a moment can change an entire life.” – Book Page
“Many of Moreno-Garcia’s characters do terrible, despicable things to hurt each other and profit personally in this book, but that’s what keeps them and the narrative interesting. It’s a slow-burn, stately novel about the magic of what it means to love, and love truly.” – Tor.com
“Readers who enjoy light speculative elements, historical fantasy, romance, and beautiful prose will find a trove. Straddling several genres with elegant intelligence, The Beautiful Ones is both an easy read and a fulfilling one.” – Locus
“This is the third novel I read by Silvia Moreno-Garcia and I loved all of them in different ways: each in a different genre by a chameleon writer with incredible writing skills.” – Kirkus
“The Beautiful Ones is a hauntingly lovely book, romantic and crushing by turns, touched with magic on every level.” – Vancouver Sun
“If you’ve ever thought that what Dangerous Liaisons really needed was more Force Adepts, this may very well be the book you’ve been waiting for.” – James Nicoll Reviews
“The whole book is a magnificent tangle of unspoken words and feelings. Nothing is tepid; everything, even the absence of feelings, is charged with danger and heartache. ” – Strange Horizons
“Certain people in the world of The Beautiful Ones have telekinetic abilities, but while these abilities do play an important part in the story, this is not a story of magic unless it’s the magic of the human heart.” – FantasyLiterature.com
“Whatever genre you call it, the story is compelling. I read it with the same rabid avidity with which I eat a bag of chips.” – Smart Bitches, Trashy Books