"It speaks to the depth of Holloway’s skill that the most bone-chilling scenes are rooted in the most mundane interactions." Sarah Weinman, New York Times Book Review "An impeccable mystery...." Library Journal "Unputdownable! . . . A spellbinding story about family, grief, and perseverance, full of rich and resilient characters you’ll fall in love with." Arianna Rebolini, BuzzFeed News “With an evocative mix of questions and revelations.... A vivid sense of the lost and found.... Migration, abduction, and striving create the sense of wonder that fuels this resonant novel.” Ravi Howard, author of Driving the King: A Novel
"Holloway's gifted storytelling makes her, and Weldon Thomas, a pair worth watching." Booklist "Holloway’s disquieting debut examines ... shifting alliances among race and elite social circles. This spiritual successor to Nella Larsen’s 1929 novel, Passing, will keep...fans guessing." Publishers Weekly "Holloway brings her period, place, and people alive and provides as a bonus a most unexpected culprit." Kirkus Reviews "...give yourself time with this book; it would be a shame to miss the twisty-fun of A Death in Harlem." @bookwormsez
