Mara Fitzgerald writes YA fantasy about unlikable female characters who ruin everything. She is a biologist by day and spends entirely too much time looking at insects under a microscope. She was born near Disney World and now lives near Graceland, which is almost as good. Beyond the Ruby Veil is her debut novel.
"Beyond the Ruby Veil explores the themes of power, ambition, and
the thin line between hero and villain in one of the most ingenious
fantasy worlds I've seen in YA. Emanuela is both darkly funny and
utterly terrifying, and I was compelled to follow her until the
bitter, bloodthirsty end."--Julie C. Dao, author of The Rise of the
Empress duology
"Beyond the Ruby Veil is a wild ride of a debut, with a heroine you
can't help but root for and a world you can't help but fear. You'll
be kept guessing what will happen next and delighted by
Fitzgerald's mind."--Tara Sim, author of the Scavenge the Stars
duology
"A fast-paced debut that reaches spectacularly bloody
heights."--Kirkus
"Fitzgerald populates her story with fierce women who rule cities
and seek glory."--Booklist
"Like its singular heroine, Beyond the Ruby Veil demands every bit
of your attention. A dark, vicious gem you won't be able to put
down."--Katy Rose Pool, author of Morris Award finalist There Will
Come A Darkness
"Perfect for fans of Holly Black's The Cruel Prince and Emily A.
Duncan's Wicked Saints...a must-purchase for YA
collections."--School Library Journal
"Wicked sharp and queer as hell, Mara Fitzgerald's Beyond the Ruby
Veil takes you on a breathless ride through a world of blood magic
and terrifying secrets, with writing as vicious, provocative, and
darkly witty as anti-heroine Emanuela herself."--Nina Varela,
author of the Crier's War duology
"With a plot just as intelligent, ruthless, and unpredictable as
its heroine, Beyond the Ruby Veil is a YA fantasy debut that will
leave readers demanding the sequel."--Christine Lynn Herman, author
of The Devouring Gray duology
"With prose as ruthless and unflinching as its main character,
Beyond the Ruby Veil is a bloody story of ambitious girls and the
people who can't help but worship them. Fitzgerald brings a fresh
new voice to the fantasy genre, a talent to keep your eye
on."--Isabel Sterling, author of the These Witches Don't Burn
series
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