Harpies' Feast
...Morganstein gives us characters that are well defined and real. When I say real I mean that we can see ourselves in the characters here especially since all of us have had some experience with bullying. The plot is filled with twists and turns and it is fun to try to outguess the author even though you know you can't. The story flows and I am sure that is because of the nature of the topic especially with the recent rash of teenage self inflicted deaths. But there is another even more important reason that the story works--it is written by someone who knows how to write and who has the ability to pull us in on the first page and then keep us there. This is the third Morganstein book that I have read and reviewed and I can only hope that there will be many more. Intelligent fiction always pulls me in and if there is a problem, it is that there is just not enough of it. Linda Morganstein is helping to fill that void. --reviewsbyamoslassen.com