'Queer women have always been part of the horror genre. But in the capable, beckoning hands of Clements and Datta, we get to see the story from their perspective, with monsters made not from them, but for them. In Feast While You Can queer desire is the cure, not the curse, and it will satiate readers who have subsisted for too long on the crumbs of representation' - The New York Times

‘A heady novel of desire and despair. The prose is seductive; co-authors Mikaella Clements and Onjuli Datta conjure the claustrophobia of small-town life so vividly you can almost smell the stale beer at the bar Angelina works in . . . it’s a chilling reminder that, supernatural or not, most monsters come with a network of people willing to turn a blind eye to their crimes’ – SFX Magazine

'A truly monstrous romance, by turns alluring and appalling, sexy and grotesque, kinky and transportive. It's Call Me By Your Name meets Stephen King's It, for lesbians. It threw me against the wall and I loved it’ - Julia Armfield, author of Our Wives Under the Sea and Private Rites

‘Messy lesbians fight a horrifying monster in a small town. Sophisticated and petrifying, it genre splices so well that it's not a splice any more. I've never read anything like it!’ - Tamsyn Muir, author of the Locked Tomb series

‘Vivid, immersive, and crafted with richly stunning prose, Feast While You Can is a frightening and sensual exploration of possession and eroticism. A fanged literary dalliance poised to disturb and arouse in equal measure’ - Eric LaRocca, author of Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke

'Beautiful, greedy and terrifying, this book makes an intimate home for itself right alongside your bones' - Freya Marske, internationally bestselling author of The Last Binding series

'Feast While You Can is a singingly clever and gnarly tale of hunger and possession. Lesbian pulp meets literary horror – truly unlike anything else. The sexiest book you'll read this year!' - Yael van der Wouden, author of Booker Prize shortlisted The Safekeep

‘A fresh, queer spin on possession horror with a sharp focus on deeply complex small-town dynamics’ - Kirkus Review

'Feast While You Can has the delicious compulsion of a thriller and all the lush prose and tenderness of a love story. I devoured it and it will devour you' - Sarvat Hasin, author of The Giant Dark

‘So scary you won't want to sleep alone... so sexy you definitely won't want to sleep alone! Seriously hot, deeply unnerving, Feast While You Can deserves to be gobbled up in a single sitting. From the crepuscular setting, to the beautifully rendered characters, this is a powerhouse of queer horror. And while Angelina is a brilliantly brattish protagonist, it's Jag - unforgettable Jag - who joins the ranks of Byronic heroes' - Victoria Gosling, author of Bliss and Blunder

‘Feast While You Can puts small town queer ache through a possession horror filter, and what comes out is monstrous, feral, and unspeakably hot. The sentences are delicious, the butch swagger more so, and the merciless tension building left me gloriously wrecked. This book is a perverted gift and I’m obsessed' - Jane Flett, author of Freakslaw

'With arresting body horror, electric suspense, and intense sex scenes, the story moves at a breakneck clip. This carefully calibrated tale of queer desire is a feast for the senses’ - Publishers Weekly

‘A monstrous and invasive horror story with a tender beating heart. This novel left me breathless’ - Lucy Rose, author of The Lamb

'An erotic, feral masterpiece that straddles the imagined borders between lust and horror, crafting a new kind of folklore that taps into the very essence of desire. Impossible to put down, but you must try – because a literary feast like this should be enjoyed slowly' - Jennifer Neal, author of Notes on Her Color

'Horribly compelling, smart and so sexy. However much I wanted to turn away from Feast While You Can, I just couldn't quite bring myself to. A masterfully told, utterly grotesque love story’ - Laura Kay, author of The Split

'A love story both modern and timeless, Feast While You Can is also the one-that-got-away horror fable of your dreams. What a delicious, original, dark-and-stormy-night of a novel' - Amy Jo Burns, author of Mercury