VOICES AIRY
In 1918, a captivating young woman conjures up spirits in her darkened seance room, mesmerizing her new husband, her sister, and her devoted customers affected by the Great War and a deadly influenza pandemic. But is she a fraud? A sufferer of delusions?
Or can the dead indeed communicate through a mortal woman's body?
~Dark Realms Magazine
"This offbeat, unique tale has memorable characters whose stories are told
against an expertly researched background."
~Romantic Times BOOKclub
"A captivating and thought-provoking story of the transitions between life and death."
~The Midwest Book Review
"Karp hits the literary nail on the head with her latest novel... A powerful love story and an excellent study in Post Traumatic Stress Disorder."
~The Historical Novels Review
"There is plenty packed in here to enjoy and enthrall, but the best thing of all is the author's tangible evocation of 1918 San Diego: shell-shocked veterans, cheap picture palaces where films are a recent invention, the streets full of masked people trying not to get the flu... This mix of history and story in perfect balance is mesmerizing...and
what good historical fiction ought to be about."
~ Rachel A. Hyde, Myshelf.com
"Eerie and eminently readable...Karp deftly investigates the fine line that exists between insanity, criminality, and plain, old-fashioned evil."
~ Juliet Waldron, Author of Mozart's Wife and Genesee
"A lovely story about growing up and finding your own way...
[Voices Airy] reinforces the need for hope (no matter how fantastical and bizarre)
during the tough times."
~Tamy Brady, BookPleasures.com
