A dazzling blend of fantasy intrigue and historical drama. Chow deftly moves from the intricacies of real events to graphic horror scenes that would feel at home in a Stephen King novel.” —Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

Chasing Moonflowers is an intriguing blend of mystery and horror, set against a backdrop of political tension and cultural transformation…If you’re into Alma Katsu’s work, this is definitely in your lane: steadily escalating dread, layered characters, and a setting that amplifies the horror in all the right ways. ~ Christopher O’Halloran, Author of Pushing Daisy

“Magic. Monsters. And eyes in jars. A creepy, haunting, and hopeful journey of a girl who wants to save her family.” —Kathleen Palm, author of Into the Gray

“This fresh take on vampirism offers profound reflections that linger beyond the last page. Ling is an unforgettable protagonist, courageous yet authentically vulnerable.” —Angela Yuriko Smith, two-time Bram Stoker Award-winning author and editor

“A mysterious, cosmic, folk horror with elements of the weird nestled in a web of politics and the occult, exploring power, choice, and the way both change our relationships to others.” —Ai Jiang, Ignyte, Nebula, Bram Stoker Award-winning author

“Fans of Sinners seeking more stories combining the supernatural with conscious-raising narratives will do well to add Chasing Moonflowers to their TBRs.” —Patrick Barb, author of Night of the Witch-Hunter