Previous SFF Author: David Devereux
Ivy Devlin is a pseudonym of Elizabeth Scott who loves to write novels for teens because “Being a teenager is both the most amazing and the most frightening thing — there’s so much going on with you, your friends, your parents, and handling that and school and having to think about your future… it can be really exciting, but it’s also a lot to deal with!” She lives in Virginia. Here is Ivy Devlin’s blog.
Low Red Moon — not to be confused with the Caitlin R. Kiernan novel by the same name — is Ivy Devlin’s entry into the field of YA paranormal romance. The protagonist is Avery Hood, a teenage girl whose parents have just been murdered. Avery remembers only brief flashes from that fateful night. Now, she’s trying to deal with her grief, adjust to her new life with her grandmother, and piece together her memories to solve the mystery.
Kelly Lasiter´s rating: 2 | Ivy Devlin | Young Adult | SFF Reviews | 1 comment |
Previous SFF Author: David Devereux
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