'Magnetic, claustrophobic, and wickedly alive. Charged with darkly disarming humour, it’s a story that creeps beneath the skin' Lucy Rose

'A truly revolting masterpiece. Disgusting, depraved, poetic…and impossible to put down. If Stephen King, Ottessa Moshfegh and John Waters had a baby – it’s this brilliant book.' Jodie Harsh

'Brash and unapologetic, Coventry prioritises propulsion, shock and atmosphere. The scenes arrive hard and fast. Confident, confrontational and compulsively readable.' Literary Review

'Gleefully camp, brims with millennial anxiety and is knowingly outrageous but utterly convincing' iNews

'Demon twinks rise up! This is gloriously gay and downright sinful' Attitude

‘I love this diabolical debut about betrayal, demonic possession and the biggest horror of all: renting with a stranger. Sharp, claustrophobic and creepy as hell, with a wicked lick of humour.’ Alice Slater

‘Wild and playful. This book will crawl into you like a parasite and you’ll love every minute of it’ Virginia Feito

'Horny. Gory. Relatable.' Kirsty Logan

'Prose so electric it crackles, propulsive, sexy, and smart.' Hester Musson

'Poetic, razor-sharp, and weirdly tender. It's for anyone who’s ever been lonely or anyone who’s ever been bad—which is to say, all of us.' Krystelle Bamford

'Filthy, feral, and irresistibly queer. This is gay longing at its most grotesque and delicious' Seth Insua

‘Campy, deliciously gross and visceral, it makes us question if there’s something irresistibly depraved lurking within all of us.’ Ahana Virdi

'A wonderfully discomfiting materialist fable about loneliness, disgust, and desire – hot, heady stuff!' Avery Curran

‘Deliciously dark and slyly funny. A tale about loneliness and seeking connection and a wickedly weird, spine-tingling ride.’ Marisa Kashino