Killing with the Edge of the Moon by A.A. Attanasio
At 151 pages, Killing with the Edge of the Moon is an evening’s read, but what an enchanted evening it is!
I think A.A. Attanasio intended Killing with the Edge of the Moon as a young adult novel, though I’m not absolutely certain of that. If you’re a parent, though, there’s nothing in here that’s inappropriate for your teen. Despite the cover copy’s mention of the “erotic Otherworld,” all sexual content is of the briefly-implied sort.
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