Mandy Jackson-Beverly

Mandy Jackson-Beverly is the author of A Secret Muse, and The Devil And The Muse, the first two books in The Creatives Series. Her books regularly rank in the Amazon top 100 under Occult, Fantasy, and Magic.

She has previously enjoyed a successful career as a costume designer working with artists Joel and Ethan Coen, David Fincher, David Bowie, Madonna, and Tina Turner to name a few. She has also taught theater and AP art at the high school level and contributed to the Huffington Post since 2013.

Book Reviews by Mandy Jackson-Beverly

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Farrell Covington and the Limits of Style is a novel soaked in hilarious deliciousness, gut-wrenching grief, fashion faux pas, and fierce friendships.”

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Lean Fall Stand is a narrative about hope, surrender, and possibilities. Jon McGregor is an extraordinary writer, a shepherd of perfect prose.”

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“What makes Ninth House authentic is Bardugo's ability to mix the supernatural with everyday humanity and make it seem perfectly normal.”

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“In The Second-Worst Restaurant in France, Alexander McCall Smith allows his characters to advance the story with wit amid the simplicity of ordinary life; this is the magic of his

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Time’s Convert, the latest novel by #1 New York Times bestselling author Deborah Harkness, tells the story of Marcus MacNeil, a drifter running from his past, who finds himself wo

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Gluttony Bay is the sixth book in the Sin du Jour Affair by Matt Wallace, preparing fans for the Martini Shot of the series.

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“in dire need of a copy edit and therefore difficult to read.”

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". . . little treasure of a novella . . ."

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“a satirical, thought provoking, and stimulating novella.”

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A Shining in the Shadows is the second installment of The Gabriel Davenport Series by Beverley Lee.

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Carnivalesque by Neil Jordan tells the story of Andy, a young boy on the cusp of adolescence, who, upon visiting a carnival with his parents, enters the hall of mirrors where he becomes tr

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Himself is a classic, feeding the reader through a multisensory smorgasbord of Irish euphemisms.   

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A clever post-apocalyptic fantasy, full of hilarious one-liners, horrific science experiments gone wrong, and a snarky and sexy paratoxicologist named Phoebe.

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“Gloriana is a sumptuous piece of literature: an important, unbridled, and passionate piece of art.”

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First came The Unnoticeables; now author Robert Brockway has delivered The Empty Ones, book two in the Vicious Circuit series, a raunchy ride of a story drenched with hilarious on