About the Author

Anna Jarzab grew up entirely in the suburbs, first outside Chicago and then in San Francisco's East Bay area, where All Unquiet Things is set. She currently lives in New York City. This is her first novel. Visit her online at www.annajarzab.com.

Reviews

-It's a slow-building, slow-burning mystery--Jarzab is as interested in probing Neily and Audrey's emotional states and the ramifications of Carly's murder as she is in solving it--but the author's confident, literary prose makes for a tense and immersive thriller.-
--Publishers Weekly
-An intriguing puzzle from a welcome new voice in psychological suspense.---Nancy Werlin, New York Times bestselling author of Impossible
-Part mystery, part character study, the story hooks readers immediately, propelling them through a serpentine path of secrets and lies.---Booklist
-A sophisticated teen mystery.---Kirkus Reviews

-[A] rich psychological mystery . . . from a promising new author.---School Library Journal


"It's a slow-building, slow-burning mystery--Jarzab is as interested in probing Neily and Audrey's emotional states and the ramifications of Carly's murder as she is in solving it--but the author's confident, literary prose makes for a tense and immersive thriller."
--Publishers Weekly
"An intriguing puzzle from a welcome new voice in psychological suspense."--Nancy Werlin, New York Times bestselling author of Impossible
"Part mystery, part character study, the story hooks readers immediately, propelling them through a serpentine path of secrets and lies."--Booklist
"A sophisticated teen mystery."--Kirkus Reviews

"[A] rich psychological mystery . . . from a promising new author."--School Library Journal


"It s a slow-building, slow-burning mystery Jarzab is as interested in probing Neily and Audrey s emotional states and the ramifications of Carly s murder as she is in solving it but the author s confident, literary prose makes for a tense and immersive thriller."
--Publishers Weekly
"An intriguing puzzle from a welcome new voice in psychological suspense."--Nancy Werlin, "New York Times" bestselling author of "Impossible
""Part mystery, part character study, the story hooks readers immediately, propelling them through a serpentine path of secrets and lies."--Booklist
"A sophisticated teen mystery."--Kirkus Reviews
"[A] rich psychological mystery. . . from a promising new author."--School Library Journal
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Publishers Weekly, December 14, 2009:
"It's a slow-building, slow-burning mystery--Jarzab is as interested in probing Neily and Audrey's emotional states and the ramifications of Carly's murder as she is in solving it--but the author's confident, literary prose makes for a tense and immersive thriller."

Booklist, October 15, 2009:
"Part mystery, part character study, the story hooks readers immediately, propelling them through a serpentine path of secrets and lies."

-It's a slow-building, slow-burning mystery--Jarzab is as interested in probing Neily and Audrey's emotional states and the ramifications of Carly's murder as she is in solving it--but the author's confident, literary prose makes for a tense and immersive thriller.-
--Publishers Weekly
-An intriguing puzzle from a welcome new voice in psychological suspense.---Nancy Werlin, New York Times bestselling author of Impossible
-Part mystery, part character study, the story hooks readers immediately, propelling them through a serpentine path of secrets and lies.---Booklist
-A sophisticated teen mystery.---Kirkus Reviews

-[A] rich psychological mystery . . . from a promising new author.---School Library Journal

"It's a slow-building, slow-burning mystery--Jarzab is as interested in probing Neily and Audrey's emotional states and the ramifications of Carly's murder as she is in solving it--but the author's confident, literary prose makes for a tense and immersive thriller."
--Publishers Weekly
"An intriguing puzzle from a welcome new voice in psychological suspense."--Nancy Werlin, New York Times bestselling author of Impossible
"Part mystery, part character study, the story hooks readers immediately, propelling them through a serpentine path of secrets and lies."--Booklist
"A sophisticated teen mystery."--Kirkus Reviews

"[A] rich psychological mystery . . . from a promising new author."--School Library Journal

"It s a slow-building, slow-burning mystery Jarzab is as interested in probing Neily and Audrey s emotional states and the ramifications of Carly s murder as she is in solving it but the author s confident, literary prose makes for a tense and immersive thriller."
--Publishers Weekly
"An intriguing puzzle from a welcome new voice in psychological suspense."--Nancy Werlin, "New York Times" bestselling author of "Impossible
""Part mystery, part character study, the story hooks readers immediately, propelling them through a serpentine path of secrets and lies."--Booklist
"A sophisticated teen mystery."--Kirkus Reviews
"[A] rich psychological mystery. . . from a promising new author."--School Library Journal
"
Publishers Weekly, December 14, 2009:
"It's a slow-building, slow-burning mystery--Jarzab is as interested in probing Neily and Audrey's emotional states and the ramifications of Carly's murder as she is in solving it--but the author's confident, literary prose makes for a tense and immersive thriller."

Booklist, October 15, 2009:
"Part mystery, part character study, the story hooks readers immediately, propelling them through a serpentine path of secrets and lies."