Ebook {Epub PDF} Himself by Jess Kidd

 · Himself, Jess Kidd's debut novel, has an intricate, twisting, turning plot that weaves Irish mythology, magical realism and ghosts into a whodunit that is anything but typical of its genre As Mahony's search for the truth unfolds, Himself draws on elements of Irish folklore in ways that make Kidd's novel feel both whimsical and ominous Kidd combines these elements of magic and mystery Brand: Atria Books. "Himself is Jess Kidd's confident, engaging debut novel. It has a captivating ensemble cast, great jolts of humor and danger, hair-raising plot twists and just enough darkness to make the magic feel true. A thoroughly enjoyable read." ― Minneapolis Star Tribune/5().  · Himself by Jess Kidd review – a dark and rollicking debut Buried secrets are uncovered and the dead rise in Kidd’s fantastical literary thriller set on the west coast of IrelandEstimated Reading Time: 5 mins.

Jess Kidd made her debut as a novelist in with Himself. Below is a list of Jess Kidd's books in order of when they were first released: Publication Order of Alfie Blackstack Books. Everyday Magic () Publication Order of Standalone Novels. Himself () The Hoarder () Mr. Flood's Last Resort. Himself by Jess Kidd. Opening sentence: "His first blow: the girl made no noise, her dark eyes widened." Jess Kidd is an author that came to my attention thanks to bltadwin.ru specifically, thanks to Marian Keyes on Twitter. She sang Jess' praises, so when I saw this book in the library, I snapped it up. Jess Kidd is the award-winning author of The Night Ship, Himself, Mr. Flood's Last Resort, and Things in Jars. Learn more at bltadwin.ru

Himself by Jess Kidd review – a dark and rollicking debut Buried secrets are uncovered and the dead rise in Kidd’s fantastical literary thriller set on the west coast of Ireland. “Himself” by Jess is a spellbinding fairytale that intertwines the magical with the supernatural. Its dark whimsy draws you in with its brilliance. Mahoney returns to Mulderrig, on Ireland’s coast, as it’s the place of his birth. In HIMSELF, Jess Kidd delivers a black-humored mystery, a debut novel populated with colorful characters, a simmering blend of the natural and the supernatural, and in homage to her roots, a generous dose of quintessentially Irish humor. From the moment he sets foot in Mulderrig, Mahony’s presence turns the village upside down.